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In the ML4Q Cluster of Excellence, RWTH researchers are now on the verge of a breakthrough in the race for the first quantum computer that is suitable for practical applications.
The junior professors Christopher Morris and Kai Markus Schneider have received the most prestigious award for early-career researchers from the German Research Foundation.
A team led by Professor Regina Palkovits and Professor Jürgen Klankermayer is set to receive 100 million Swiss francs for sustainability research from the Werner Siemens Foundation.
The German Research Foundation and the German Science and Humanities Council have positively evaluated two cluster proposals from Aachen. RWTH is also entering the next stage of the competition with three existing clusters.
Professor Sandra Korte-Kerzel has been elected the new Vice-Rector for Research, and Professor Joost-Pieter Katoen has been elected the new Vice-Rector for Teaching and Learning.
Professor Andreas Herrmann is developing a new technology platform for controlling the activity of genes, proteins, and active pharmaceutical ingredients using biocompatible ultrasound.