QET Labs' Dr Giulia Rubino has been appointed as a Lecturer in Physics, starting from January. We wish Giulia the best of luck as she starts this new role.

Giulia is continuing her research at QET Labs, where her work focuses on leveraging cutting-edge integrated photonics technologies to conduct advanced experiments in quantum foundations, while simultaneously applying novel ideas from quantum science to enhance current quantum technologies. Her group’s work is both theoretical and experimental, with a strong emphasis on the interplay between theory and practical implementation. They aim to advance fundamental theoretical questions that are closely aligned with experimental capabilities, particularly those achievable with integrated photonics technologies.

Giulia said “Since starting at the University of Bristol and QET Labs in March 2021, I have had the chance to work and learn from some incredible scientists and academics. I am so grateful to be given the opportunity to make this place my permanent workplace. I am really excited about what lies ahead in my career and look forward to sharing the same kindness and support I have been lucky enough to receive."

You can read more about the Rubino group at our research page.