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HL: Fachverband Halbleiterphysik

HL 11: Focus Session: Quantum Emitters in 3D Semiconductors

Montag, 9. März 2026, 15:00–18:15, POT/0251

Quantum emitters in 3D semiconductors play a crucial role in many applications. In this focus session, we focus on the latest developments for their use in quantum technologies. In addition to the well-known NV center in diamond, there are a number of other defect centers in various semiconductor systems that hold great potential for quantum sensing, quantum cryptography, and/or quantum information technology. Today’s research focuses on the discovery of new centers, their properties, synthesis, and their microscopic origin. For the latter, ab initio methods are often used, and the material systems span silicon, nitrides, carbides, and other semiconductors with large band gaps.

Organized by Carsten Ronning and Jan Meijer

	15:00	HL 11.1	Hauptvortrag: Quantum Repeater Hardware made from Silicon Carbide — •Jörg Wrachtrup
	15:30	HL 11.2	Hauptvortrag: Diamond based quantum sensing for drug testing — •Romana Schirhagl
	16:00	HL 11.3	Hauptvortrag: The oxygen-related ST1 centre in diamond: a room temperature coherently controllable electron spin — •Sebastien Pezzagna
	16:30		15 min. break
	16:45	HL 11.4	Hauptvortrag: Silicon quantum emitters emitting in the optical telecommunication range for scalable quantum photonic circuits — •Yonder Berencén
	17:15	HL 11.5	Hauptvortrag: Advances in materials processing for quantum sensing — •Adam Gali
	17:45	HL 11.6	Generation of Vacancy-Based Colour Centres in 4H-Silicon Carbide for Quantum Nanophotonics with Optically Active Spins — •Leonard K.S. Zimmermann, Jonah Heiler, Samuel C. Eserin, Matthias Rupp, Ella B. Schneider, Jean-Nicolas Audinot, Steven K. Clowes, Ben N. Murdin, Stephan Kucera, and Florian Kaiser
	18:00	HL 11.7	Controlled generation of color centers in MBE-grown AlN for quantum photonics applications — •Meysam Saeedi, Duc V. Dinh, Andrey N. Anisimov, Mingyun Yuan, Georgy V. Astakhov, and Alberto Hernández-Mínguez