Schröter Lab for Quantum Materials & Technologies
Our research group is focused on the study of quantum materials, particularly chiral quantum materials, which exhibit remarkable quantum phenomena that cannot be explained by classical physics. These materials offer immense potential for advancing technologies such as faster, more energy-efficient and robust information processing and communication. By developing innovative nanoscale spectroscopic techniques and synthesizing chiral materials in-house and with our partners at Max Planck Institutes, we aim to uncover new physical phenomena and structure-property relationships. Our goal is to push the boundaries of quantum material science, with a particular emphasis on chiral structures that could revolutionize future quantum technologies. Our group is currently growing, and we are looking for prospective team members to help us make the materials of the future. Join our group here!
