Instituto de Nanociencia y Materiales de Aragón
Zaragoza, Spain

Q-MAD
Quantum Materials and Devices

Research lines

We are experimentalists and theoreticians working together in the interface of photonics, quantum materials and magnetism.

Team

Our interests are broad developing novel superconducting X-ray space detectors or developing quantum information processors with hybrid devices by coupling magnetic molecules and superconducting circuits. We also work in quantum and classical nanophotonics and the optical properties of 2D materials.

Last news

María José Martínez-Pérez receives RSEF Young Experimental Researcher 2020 award

María José Martínez-Pérez, researcher from our group QMAD had received the Young Experimental Researcher 2020

15 December, 2021

QMAD members participate in EQTC2021

Some of our members participate in EQTC Virtual conference. The group present four posters and

30 November, 2021

“En ruta con la ciencia” awarded with Premio Periodístico SEC-FEC

TV show “En ruta con la cienca” by AragonTV and hosted by our colleage Carlos

29 October, 2021

PhD position on “Superconducting circuits for hybrid quantum technologies”

We offer a PhD contract for a highly motivated student holding a master degree in

20 October, 2021

CSIC PhD student Sergio Martínez-Losa becomes our first IBM Qiskit developer

Sergio succesfully passed the exam that certifies him as a developer in the IBM open

30 June, 2021

Publications

Magnetism of Dendrimer-Coated Gold Nanoparticles: A Size and Functionalization Study

J. A. Ulloa, G. Lorusso, M. Evangelisti, A. Camón, J. Barberá, J. L. Serrano

Amplification of stimulated light emission in arrays of nanoholes by plasmonic absorption-induced transparency

S.G. Rodrigo

Hyperspectral Nanoimaging of van der Waals Polaritonic Crystals

F. J. Alfaro-Mozaz, S. G. Rodrigo, S. Vélez, I. Dolado, A. Govyadinov, P.. Alonso-González, F Casanova, L. Hueso, L. Martín-Moreno, R. Hillenbrand, A. Yu Nikitin