Marco Scigliuzzo

Post doc in Quantum Optics

EPFL

Biography

I am a Post doc in the laboratory (K-lab) of prof. Tobias Kippenberg. I obtained my PhD in quantum optics working with superconducting circuits at Chalmers University of Technology in the groups of prof. Per Delsing and prof. Simone Gasparinetti. My research interests include light-matter interaction in a structured electromagnetic environment, quantum acoustic in microwave regime and quantum thermodynamics.

The versatility of superconducting circuits allows the study of these fields on a single platform.

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Interests

Quantum optics
Quantum acoustics
Superconducting circuits
Left- and right-handed metamaterials

Education

PhD in Quantum Optics, 2021
Chalmers University
MSc Physics, 2016
Salento University

Skills

Design

Fabrication

Measurements

Cryogenic setup

Instruments driver

Data Analysis

Experience

Quantum engineering

Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne

Nov 2021 – Present Switzerland

postdoc

Quantum engineering

Chalmers University

Sep 2016 – Sep 2021 Sweden

More than five years of experience in designing, fabricating and operating small (<4 qubits) quantum systems. Main proficiencies include:

Simulation and modelling
Microwave pulses generation and readout
Data analysis

Microwave engineering

University of Salento

Sep 2015 – Sep 2016 Italy

Lithography process and microwave characterizations.

Featured Publications

Marco Scigliuzzo, Giuseppe Calajò, Francesco Ciccarello, Daniel Perez Lozano, Andreas Bengtsson, Pasquale Scarlino, Andreas Wallraff, Darrick Chang, Per Delsing, Simone Gasparinetti

September 2022 In Phys Rev X

Atom-photon bound states controls

Two superconducting qubits coupled to an array of resonators are dressed by two photonic clouds. An architecture that could be used for quantum simulation of spin models.

Marco Scigliuzzo

August 2021 In Chalmers research

Effects of the environment on quantum systems

An artificial atom is not in perfect vacuum. The interaction with non-equilibrium baths and the electromagnetic environment alters its energy structure and its dynamics.

Marco Scigliuzzo, Andreas Bengtsson, Jean-Claude Besse, Andreas Wallraff, Per Delsing, Simone Gasparinetti

December 2020 In Phys Rev X

Thermometer for itinerant photons

The temperature of microwave modes in highly attenuated coaxial line in cryogenic environment is measured from the coherent photon scattering by a superconducting qubit.

Recent Publications

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Jonathan J. Burnett, Andreas Bengtsson, Marco Scigliuzzo, David Niepce, Marina Kudra, Per Delsing, Jonas Bylander (2019). Decoherence benchmarking of superconducting qubits. In npj Quantum Information.

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