Master Students
In alphabetical order (last name)
Greg Ferrero

After my undergraduate studies in physics at Ecole Polytechnique of Paris, I decided to join the physics master at ETH Zürich. I love doing optics experiments, so after a semester project at the Ion Trap Quantum Computing group at PSI, I switched to neutral atoms at the Experimental Quantum Engineering group for my master thesis. I will work on interactions between Ytterbium and Rubidium Rydberg atoms..
Robin Reding

I completed my undergraduate degree in physics at ETH Zurich. There, I developed a deep fascination with quantum science, which I am now pursuing in my Quantum Engineering master's. After taking several classes on different architectures for quantum information processing, I was most enthusiastic about quantum science with neutral atoms. That's why I am very happy to join the EQE group for my master's thesis.
Mathis Roussel

I did my Bachelor's degree at Lycée Louis-Le-Grand and at the Ecole polytechnique in Paris where I also got an Engineering degree in 2024. I then began a Quantum Engineering Master's degree at the ETH. During my time at Ecole polytechnique, I specialized in Quantum Physics and did an internship in Japan in neutral atom manipulation. It was a very exciting time for me and I enjoyed so much the project that I wanted to continue in cold atoms, by doing my semester project in Prof. Xu's group during which we will try to implement Machine-Learning based algorithms to optimize experimental parameters.
Carlo Schmitt

Currently a first-year quantum engineer at ETH, I previously studied Physics at EPFL. I am really interested in working with atoms, especially in the context of ultra-fast control so that is why I took the opportunity of a semester project in the EQE group where I will work on the re-arrangement of atoms.
Foivos Vouzinas

After receiving my bachelor's degree in physics at the University of Crete, I decided to pursue a master's degree in Quantum Engineering at ETH Zurich. Loving to work with lasers in the field of AMO physics and having already worked with quantum dots at Kovalenko lab and trapped ions at TIQI, I decided to join EQE for my master thesis.