Matthias Bock

Dr. Matthias Bock is a Research Fellow at the Department of Experimental Physics, University of Innsbruck. His work focuses on quantum technologies, particularly quantum frequency conversion, entanglement distribution, and trapped ion systems. He collaborates on projects involving long-distance quantum communication via telecom fibers and develops techniques for preserving coherence in quantum states.

• University: University of Innsbruck
• Department: Department of Experimental Physics
• Academic Rank: Research Fellow

Research interests include:

• Quantum frequency conversion for telecom compatibility
• Entanglement distribution over long-distance fiber networks
• Trapped ion systems for quantum memory and computation
• Single-photon sources and detection
• Coherence preservation in hybrid quantum systems

Publications highlight advancements in atom-photon entanglement across 101 km of telecom fiber (2024), scalable ion crystal control (2023), and polarization-preserving frequency conversion for quantum networks (2021). His work bridges theoretical quantum optics with practical telecom infrastructure challenges.