Dennis Schulz

Establishing and organizing innovative science communication events and a communication strategy for a CRC research initiative in quantum physics, including collaborations between arts and science, public events, and schools.

I worked in the field of low temperature physics, developing the most complex and largest-area detector based on metallic magnetic calorimeters. During my work, I collected extensive experience in cleanroom process development, electronics design using Cadence, and the system integration of the detector into the context of a larger experiment. Central to my work was the collection and analysis of large amounts of data using self-developed Python-based code.