SFB/TRR-55 „Hadron Physics from Lattice QCD“
(Prof. Dr. Gunnar Bali, Dr. Jacques Bloch, Prof. Dr. Vladimir Braun, PD Dr. Sara Collins, Prof. Dr. Christoph Lehner, Prof. Dr. Dirk Pleiter, Prof. Dr. Andreas Schäfer, Dr. Enno Scholz, Dr. Stefan Solbrig, Prof. Dr. Tilo Wettig)
- Development of energy-efficient supercomputers in cooperation with companies such as IBM und Intel, e.g., QPACE (Green 500 #1 in 2009 and 2010), iDataCool (prototype for SuperMUC at LRZ), QPACE2 (Green 500 #15 in 2015), QPACE 3 (Green 500 #5 in 2016)
- Simulation and deployment of new hardware architectures such as Arm-SVE (collaboration with RIKEN, Japan)
- Development of high-performance simulation software, including contributions to community libraries such as Grid (collaboration with Brookhaven National Lab)
- Development of computer algebra systems
- Operation of own HPC resources (about 2.5 PetaFlop/s)
- Management and analysis of large datasets (currently about 4 PetaByte)
SFB 631 (2003-2015) „Solid State Quantum Information Processing“
(Prof. Dr. Milena Grifoni, PD Dr. Andreas Hüttel, Prof. Dr. Klaus Richter, Prof. Dr. Christoph Strunk, Prof. Dr. John Schliemann, Prof. Dr. Dominique Bougeard)
- Development of physical concepts for quantum computing and quantum algorithms
- Theory and experiments for superconducting and spin-based quantum bits
- Investigation of the material-science and technological foundations of solid state quantum information processing
SFB 1277 „Emergent Relativistic Effects in Condensed Matter: From Fundamental Aspects to Electronic Functionality“
(all professors and junior research group leaders in condensed matter physics)
- Development of simulation software and its application in nanoscale materials
- Development of hybrid-material systems as a basis for topological quantum computing
- Investigation of new classes of materials with functionality for future electronics
DFG project on fault-tolerant quantum computing in silicon 28
(Prof. Dr. Dominique Bougeard)
Project in the Broad Agency Program of the US government on „Qubits in Silicon“
(Prof. Dr. Dominique Bougeard)
BMBF project "Theoretical investigation of superconductivity based qubits and circuits with ultrastrong light matter interaction"
(Prof. Dr. Milena Grifoni, in the framework of the EU Quantera Consortium "Superconductivity based quantum technologies with ultrastrong light matter interaction" (SiUCs))
Regensburg Center for Ultrafast Nanoscopy (RUN)
(Professors from physics, biology and chemistry)
- Development of massively parallel algorithms for real-time analysis of ultrafast microscopy films
- High-performance image and pattern recognition and data mining in multidimensional microscopy data
- Development of machine-learning strategies for the control of ultrafast microscopes