Welcome to the website of the Neutron Interferometer workgroup of the Atominstitut – TU Wien (Vienna, Austria), part of the Neutron- and Quantum Physics group. The dual nature of neutrons – in some respect a particle, in other respect a wave – is manifested by highly counterintuitive effects observed in neutron interferometry, which we apply to explore fundamental phenomena as well as paradoxes of quantum mechanics. We are an experimental group and our main scientific interests are devotes to fundamental topics in the field of quantum mechanics such as for instance, quantum contextually and quantum entanglement, weak measurements, uncertainty relations and topological phases.

LATEST NEWS
With great sadness we have to tell that Helmut Rauch passed away on September 2, at the age of 80. See here for the obituary.
Prof. Helmut Rauch (22.01.1939 – 02.09.2019)
See here for symposium honoring Helmut Rauch’s lifetime achievements
Sept 9, 2019
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Letter published in Physical Review Applied
July 15, 2019
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Vacancies
October 24, 2016We offers PhD positions, bachelor & master thesis as well as short projects – apply now: 📪recruit@neutroninterferometry.com.

Staff
October 24, 2016 See how our group is organized and with whom we are cooperating.
Teaching
January 27, 2016 Our group offers lectures, laboratory practice, as well as thesis for diploma and doctoral students.
Gallery
January 25, 2016Pictures and videos from our experiments at our own instrument S18 located at the Institut Laue Langevin (ILL) in Grenoble, France and from our setup at the Atominstitut – TU Wien in Vienna, Austria.
