Dr. Martin Ringbauer

Dr. Martin Ringbauer

Associate Investigator

ringbauer.martin@gmail.com

Exploring quantum foundations with single photons (Doctor Philosophy)

Prof. Andrew G White

Overview
Publications

AI Martin Ringbauer undertook a PhD with Professor Andrew White at the University of Queensland. He is currently a research fellow and is working on ion-trap quantum computing at the University of Innsbruck.

Qualifications:

BSc (Physics) (Mathematics), University of Vienna, Austria

PhD, University of Queensland, Australia (2016)

2016

Ringbauer M, Giarmatzi C., Chaves R., Costa F., White AG, Fedrizzi A. 2016. Experimental test of nonlocal causality. Science Advances. 2(8):e1600162-e1600162.

2015

Ringbauer M, Wood C. J., Modi K., Gilchrist A, White AG, Fedrizzi A. 2015. Characterizing Quantum Dynamics with Initial System-Environment Correlations. Physical Review Letters. 114(9)

Ringbauer M, Duffus B., Branciard C., Cavalcanti E.G, White AG, Fedrizzi A. 2015. Measurements on the reality of the wavefunction. Nature Physics. 11(3):249-254.

2014

Ringbauer M, Biggerstaff DN, Broome MA, Fedrizzi A, Branciard C, White AG. 2014. Experimental Joint Quantum Measurements with Minimum Uncertainty . Physical Review Letters. 112(2)

Ringbauer M, Broome MA, Myers C, White AG, Ralph TC. 2014. Experimental simulation of closed timelike curves. Nature Communications.

Ringbauer M, Fedrizzi A, Berry DW, White AG. 2014. Information Causality in the Quantum and Post-Quantum Regime. Scientific Reports.

Barz S, Kassal I, Ringbauer M, Lipp YOle, Dakić B, Aspuru-Guzik A, Walther P. 2014. A two-qubit photonic quantum processor and its application to solving systems of linear equations. Scientific Reports. 4:6115.

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Major funding support

© 2017 Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems