At GROOVE quantum, we're at the forefront of the quantum revolution. With a demonstrated track record in qubit fabrication and integration, our expert team is prepared to tackle the most intricate challenges in quantum computing.
CEO & Co-founder
Anne-Marije Zwerver
Bio
Anne-Marije is an expert in scaling of spin-qubit systems and has operated the first industrial quantum processor. She was awarded her PhD at the Delft University of Technology, holds a degree in management of technology, and is a laureate of the Minerva prize.
CTO & Co-founder
Nico Hendrickx
Bio
Nico is a pioneer of germanium quantum computing and has made and operated both the first and most advanced germanium quantum systems, resulting in multiple Nature publications. He earned his PhD cum laude at the Delft University of Technology and is a laureate of the Christiaan Huygens prize.
Quantum Integration Lead
Daniël Bouman
Quantum Fabrication Engineer
Achilleas Bardakas
Quantum Measurement Engineer
David van Driel
Quantum Fabrication Engineer
Davide Girardi
Quantum Software Engineer
Alice Cuzzocrea
Quantum Measurement Engineer
Jurgen Dijkema
Quantum Materials Engineer
Lucas Stehouwer
Quantum Fabrication Engineer
Laveena Manjunath
Quantum Measurement Engineer
Floor van Riggelen
Office Manager
Hedwig Voskuijl
Founding Advisors
Founding Advisor
Giordano Scappucci
Founding Advisor
Menno Veldhorst
Founding Advisor
Lieven Vandersypen
Bio
Prof. dr. ir. Lieven Vandersypen is a pioneer in semiconductor spin qubits. His group was the first to control a single electron spin in a quantum dot, the first to run quantum algorithms on spin qubits in quantum dots, holds the record of the largest spin qubit register in quantum dots and pioneered on-chip quantum links based on electron shuttling. His work led to more than 175 publications, which have been cited more than 40,000 times. Vandersypen received the Spinoza prize (the highest scientific honour in the Netherlands), the Nicholas Kurti European Science Prize, the IUPAP prize for Semiconductor Physics, and is a member of the Dutch Royal Academy of Arts and Science as well as of the Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities. He received ERC Starting, Synergy and Advanced grants. He is Antonie van Leeuwenhoek professor at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience at Delft University of Technology, and is co-founder and current scientific director of QuTech.
