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Wolfgang Löffler
phone: +31-(0)71 527 5931
skype: wolfgangasdf
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e-mail: loeffler@physics.leidenuniv.nl
web: http://quphotonics.org
MS teams: lofflerw@vuw.leidenuniv.nl
office: room 906 (9th floor), Huygens Laboratory. We don't have office hours, just drop by or send a note before!
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Brief CV
Education
- Dr. rer. nat. (~Ph.D), University of Karlsruhe, February 2008 (honors “summa cum laude”). Advisors: Prof. Dr. H. Kalt, Prof. Dr. C. Klingshirn (University of Karlsruhe)
- Diplom (~M. Sc.) in physics, University of Karlsruhe, December 2004.
Professional Experience
- 2020-: Assistant professor at Leiden University
- 2018-: Research fellow at Leiden University
- 2011-2018: Researcher at Leiden University (NWO/VENI grant)
- 2009-2010: Postdoc at Leiden University. Graded-index and quantum optics
- 2008-2009: Postdoc at Karlsruhe University. Nano-second spin-dynamics in quantum dots.
- 2005-2008: Doctoral student at Karlsruhe University. Spin-Optoelectronics with quantum dots and optical cavities.
- 2003-2004: Research assistant at Karlsruhe University. Investigation of exciton spins in semiconductor quantum wells by micro-photoluminescence in magnetic fields.
2019: Coordinator of QLUSTER, a FET-Open project to investigate many-photon quantum entanglement, see https://qluster.eu.
2018: APS outstanding referee award
2017: Quantum Software Consortium I am Co-applicant of the Quantum Software Consortium of Harry Buhrman (CWI Amsterdam), see also http://www.qusoft.org/.
2010: NWO VENI grant Scattering of twisted light by helical matter. Salary and equipment for 3 years (250,000€) from the Dutch research organization NWO. I was awarded this grant in the “first round”.
2008: Teaching Price Teaching price of the University of Karlsruhe, jointly with Prof. Dr. Claus Klingshirn for excellent teaching (master's lecture “Fundamentals of Optics and Photonics”); 10,000€ prize money.
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