Martin Weides
Scholar

Martin Weides

Google Scholar ID: Vw3VFYcAAAAJ
University of Glasgow
Quantum technologiessuperconducting circuitshybrid quantum systems
Citations & Impact
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Citations
5,126
 
H-index
37
 
i10-index
75
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
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Resume
Academic Achievements
  • Published over 100 peer-reviewed papers; received grants from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the European Research Council; serves as the Director of the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre and Associate Director for Skills at the University of Glasgow Centre for Quantum Technology; elected Fellow of the Institute of Physics in 2019, member of the editorial board of Applied Physics Letters since 2019, and elected to the European Society for Applied Superconductivity board in 2021.
Research Experience
  • Held postdoc positions at Research Centre Juelich (Germany), University of Santa Barbara (California, US), and National Institute of Standards and Technology (Colorado, US). Subsequently, worked at a joint position at the University of Mainz and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany before joining the University of Glasgow in 2018.
Education
  • Obtained his PhD from the University of Cologne in 2006.
Background
  • Research interests include coherent nanoelectronics, quantum spintronics, hybrid qubit systems, and quantum computing, simulation, and sensing with superconducting quantum circuits. Specializes in experimental solid-state physics at the interface of materials science and electrical engineering.
Miscellany
  • Based at the University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre under the Quantum and Nano theme; leads the Quantum Circuits group at the University of Glasgow; founder member of the Quantum Computing Application Cluster.