Our new #quantum building at ETH Zurich Zurich is in the works. Impressive construction site. You can watch a time lapse with adjustable start and end dates here: bau-cam.ch/hpq/livebild.p… .

Check this out!

Where to? BTW, no checked luggage!😀

See you there!

Good morning! Or is it good evening? From #quantum beach.

Take a look at this resource estimate for factoring on #quantum computers by Craig Gidney from Google Quantum AI. This brings solving the challenge of factoring efficiently on a quantum computer closer by large factor.

Above the clouds.

Any thoughts on which city this may be? Can you project on where I am going, starting from #Zurich that is?

First lecture on #Quantum Error Correction at the Spring School on Superconducting Qubit Technology taking place at #Benasque, #Spain completed. Benasque is a great environment to meet and discuss #science. I also always like the tidy handwritten program on the backboard. If you

Check out our superconducting quantum circuit designed and made at Quantum Device Lab, the ETH Zürich #Zurich Quantum Center, ETH Zurich, Switzerland and the ETH Zurich - @PSIch_en Quantum Computing Hub featured on the cover page of the German Physical Society monthly journal Physik Journal. In that issue, our work on

The Spring School on #Superconducting #Qubit #Technology at the #Benasque #Science Center, in Spain (Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual) from May 21 - May 30, 2025 was a huge success I think. More than 130 very engaged students and researchers were interacting with a

Hmmm ... the massive #landslide, caused by a partial collapse of the #Birch #glacier in the Swiss Alps destroyed the village #Blatten, which may create a #flood danger for the valley, was visible from my Barcelona to Frankfurt flight, It does not look good. Luckily modern

It was an honor to act as the opponent for Marty Gunyho at his PhD defense with Mikko Möttönen at Aalto University. Congratulations for the successful defense and all the best for the future at RIKEN with Yasunobu Nakamura. I liked the ceremonial character of the defense in