PhD Defense : Lilian COLIN

Lilian COLIN (IPCMS – DMO)

Carried out under the supervision of Dr Stéphane Méry (IPCMS – DMO) and Dr Loïc Mager (IPCMS – DON).

The defense will take place on Friday, November 28, 2025, at 9:30 a.m., in the Grünewald Amphitheater at IPHC.

It will be followed by an informal reception at the IPCMS cafeteria.

Seminar DON presented by Denis JANKOVIC

Dr. Denis JANKOVIC – Theory of Quantum-Coherence of Spin-qubits on Surfaces ; Center for Quantum Nanoscience ; Institute of Basic Science & Ewha Womans University (Seoul, South Korea)

Dr. Denis Jankovic uses quantum optimal control to push surface-based qubits/qudits—single-molecule magnets, holmium single-atom magnets (nuclear-spin qudits with an exceptionally small Landau–Zener gap), and STM-addressed spins—showing how tailored pulses and realistic modeling unlock scalable operations.

Contact: Giovanni Manfredi (giovanni.manfredi@ipcms.unistra.fr)

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PhD Defense : Krystyna Herasymenko

Krystyna Herasymenko (IPCMS – DON)



The defence will be followed by a friendly reception with drinks and snacks, to which everyone is warml

PhD Defense : Denis Jankovic

Denis Jankovic (IPCMS-DON / ISIS-CESQ)

This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Paul-Antoine Hervieux (DON) and Mario Ruben (ISIS-CESQ).

It will also be possible to join the defence online, if you so wish, and can, please contact denis.jankovic@ipcms.unistra.fr for the link.

PhD Defense : Jean-Gabriel Hartmann

Jean-Gabriel Hartmann (IPCMS / DON)

This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Paul-Antoine Hervieux (DON) and Mario Ruben (ISIS-CESQ).

The defence is scheduled to take place on Thursday 15 November 2024 at 14:00 in the IPCMS auditorium. It will also be possible to join the defence online, if you so wish, please contact gabriel.hartmann@ipcms.unistra.fr for the link.