Rate My Professor Constantin Schrade

In the field of Physics, Dr. Schrade specializes in Quantum Information Science and Condensed Matter Theory, particularly the intersection of superconducting quantum circuits and quantum materials. His research group develops novel superconducting qubits and Josephson devices for applications in quantum information processing and superconducting electronics. Key research topics include voltage-tunable superconducting qubits, high-fidelity quantum gate protocols, quantum-limited parametric amplifiers, Josephson diodes, and triple hybrid materials combining superconductors, ferromagnets, and semiconductors. The group maintains close collaborations with experimental laboratories in the United States and Europe. His influential publications include “Parity conserving Cooper pair transport and ideal superconducting diode in planar Germanium” (Nature Communications 15, 169, 2024, with Marco Valentini et al.), “Josephson diode effect in supercurrent interferometers” (Physical Review Letters 129, 267702, 2022, with Ruben Seoane Souto and Martin Leijnse), “Entangling transmons with low-frequency protected superconducting qubits” (PRX Quantum, 030329, 2022, with Andrea Maiani and Morten Kjaergaard), “Protected hybrid superconducting qubit in an array of gate-tunable Josephson interferometers” (PRX Quantum 3, 030303, 2022, with Charles M. Marcus and András Gyenis), “Quantum Computing with Majorana Kramers Pairs” (Physical Review Letters 129, 227002, 2022, with Liang Fu), “Majorana Superconducting Qubit” (Physical Review Letters 121, 267002, 2018, with Liang Fu), and “Parity-controlled 2π Josephson effect mediated by Majorana Kramers pairs” (Physical Review Letters 120, 267002, 2018, with Liang Fu).