About me
I am an experimental physicist working on superconducting quantum technologies at imec. Before that, I was a PostDoc in Andreas Wallraff‘s group at ETH Zurich where I was exploring various analog quantum simulation approaches. I obtained my PhD at the Jozef Stefan Institute where I studied molecular superconductors at the border with metal-to-insulator transition in the lab of prof. dr. Denis Arčon using NMR and EPR spectroscopic techniques.
Work
Currently, I am interested in how to efficiently create superconducting circuits such as lumped-element or coplanar-waveguide microwave resonators and transmon qubits. Other work activities include development of wide-band Josephson parametric amplifiers and exploring characterization techniques for quantum circuits. Find more information on Research or Publications pages.
Currently, I am interested in how to efficiently create superconducting circuits such as lumped-element or coplanar-waveguide microwave resonators and transmon qubits. Other work activities include development of wide-band Josephson parametric amplifiers and exploring characterization techniques for quantum circuits. Find more information on Research or Publications pages.
Personal
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In my free time I enjoy programming. Some of my recent projects can be found on the Software and FPGA page. To relax and clear my mind after a busy week I frequently do yoga, mountaineering and dance shag, lindy-hop and salsa. Originally I come from a beautiful village near Celje in Slovenia.