Benedikt Hampel is a research associate at NIST focusing on quantum computing applications. His work involves integrating superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors (SNSPDs) into ion traps for quantum computing state-readout, as well as developing large-scale SNSPD arrays for mid-infrared applications.
Key publications include:
1. Trap-integrated SNSPDs for trapped-ion qubit state readout
2. Large-scale SNSPD arrays for mid-infrared imaging
3. Josephson cantilevers for THz microscopy of additive manufactured components
4. Measurement uncertainty in complex nanosystems
Hampel’s research aims to advance quantum computing technologies through improved detector integration and large-scale array development.
Source: https://www.nist.gov/people/benedikt-hampel
Keywords: Nanowire, Single-Photon, Ion Traps, Superconducting, Nanophotonics
