Christoph Zollitsch
Studied physics at the Technical University Munich, Germany and finished his Diploma degree in 2011 at the Walther Meißner Institut for low temperature physics, where he also continued with a PhD degree. There, he investigated phosphorus donors strongly coupled to a superconducting microwave resonator at millikelvin temperatures. After his PhD, he joined the group of Prof. John Morton at University College London to develop magnetic field resilient, high sensitivity superconducting resonators for ESR applications. He extended their applications further on ferromagnetic material studies, within the group of Prof. Hidekazu Kurebayashi, also at the University College London. Recently, he joined Prof. Chris Kay and Dr. Jon Breeze’s research groups to work on room temperature MASER systems.
Interesting fact - did an electrician apprenticeship before his physics study.