QuantumMiniLabs

Understanding and experiencing quantum physics - a scalable, open and affordable experimental environment for everyone

 

In order to appeal to the general public, QuantumMiniLabs will establish a widely used “open source ecosystem” to raise awareness of 2nd generation quantum technologies. Based on its own existing initiatives, the project will not only provide a low-cost, modular, scalable and repairable experimental environment, but will also hand it over to 100 learning locations in Germany and initiate its use with the support of student quantum technology coaches.

Prof. Michael Schäfer
University of Applied Sciences Ruhr West Bottrop
Michael.schaefer@hs-ruhrwest.de

Open Source, Make, Learning locations

Project Partners
Hochschule Ruhr West, FabLab
Bottrop / Germany
 
Universität des Saarlandes, Quantum Photonics
Saarbrücken / Germany

FH Münster, Physikingenieurwesen
Steinfurt / Germany

openUC2 GmbH
Jena / Germany

wisnet innovation research institute (w.i.r.i.) e.V.
Hagen / Germany

Friedrich‐Schiller‐Universität Jena, Abbe Center of Photonics
Jena / Germany

Universität Münster, Institut für Didaktik der Physik
Münster / Germany