Dr Wolfram Langheinrich
Wolfram Langheinrich is an expert for semiconductor technology and device physics at Infineon Dresden.
In 1993 he graduated with doctoral degree from RWTH Aachen in the field of high-resolution electron beam lithography and nanometer patterning. Subsequently, he was appointed as a Hitachi-Wolfson Fellow at the University of Cambridge, where his research was on single-electron devices. His industrial carreer started in 1996 at Siemens Semiconductor in Munich and later at Infineon in Dresden, where he worked on CMOS, embedded non-volatile memories and embedded sensors. Currently, his main activity is in quantum technology.
In 1993 he graduated with doctoral degree from RWTH Aachen in the field of high-resolution electron beam lithography and nanometer patterning. Subsequently, he was appointed as a Hitachi-Wolfson Fellow at the University of Cambridge, where his research was on single-electron devices. His industrial carreer started in 1996 at Siemens Semiconductor in Munich and later at Infineon in Dresden, where he worked on CMOS, embedded non-volatile memories and embedded sensors. Currently, his main activity is in quantum technology.