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The research group visited ICTP in Trieste to present findings on 2D Bose polarons at a workshop focused on impurity problems in quantum mixtures.

We welcome bachelor’s student Henning Röhrs to the group. Henning will focus on developing the Dy atomic source.

Prof. Luis Santos from the University of Hannover visited Hamburg for discussions with the Dy-team regarding dipolar quantum gases research.

Wishing a happy holiday season to all our collaborators and colleagues. Thank you for your contributions and support throughout the year.

Bachelor’s student Julius Rasche has joined the group to work on magnetic-field generation for an ultracold-quantum-gas experiment.

Dr. Cabrera delivered a lecture at a research school in Mexico City, exploring cutting-edge topics at the intersection of photonics and quantum technologies.

The group presented their work to the long-range physics community for the first time at a workshop in Stuttgart.

Dr. César Cabrera has been awarded a prestigious ERC Starting Grant to investigate the fundamental mechanisms behind superconductivity and open new pathways toward future quantum technologies.

Claas Meints has joined the group for his master’s thesis. He will be developing the vacuum system for the new experiment.

Dr. Cabrera presented work on the BEC–BCS crossover and fermionic pairing at the Ultracold Quantum Matter school in Bad Honnef.

A new project on quantum simulation using dipolar gases has launched at the University of Hamburg’s Institute of Quantum Physics.