Introduce yourself here!

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:waving_hand: Introduce yourself to the Juice community!

:speech_balloon: Just place a comment below. A few ideas on what to share:

  • What is your background?

  • What are you working on?

  • What would you like to use Juice for?

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Hi all, I’m Amber! I have to honor to make the first ‘introduce-yourself’ post here. Hope many others will follow. :slight_smile:

I hope to contribute to making this a forum full of Q&A and interesting info around Juice, Juice Extensions and (open-source) software for quantum R&D.

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Hi everyone! :waving_hand:

I’m Dianto! Looking forward to helping where I can and learning from the community. Excited to connect with you all! :blush:

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Hi Everyone, my name is Lodewijk Arntzen, Physics Lecturer at THUAS. We will develop a Quantum Laboratory in the future - and for this we will have to learn a lot from OrangeQS! Happy to be part of the Juice Community!

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Hi everyone! :waving_hand:
I am Sibasish Mishra, quantum engineer and product owner of Superconducting Qubit Tools (SCQT) at Orange Quantum Systems. Excited to connect with all on this community and eager to join in discussions for using SCQT within OrangeQS Juice systems! :smiley:

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Hi everyone, I’m Koushik, owner and maintainer of OrangeQS Juice. Excited to connect with everyone here and grow and improve Juice!

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Hi all, I’m Marlo and look forward to exploring Juice and what use cases it can cover for quantum RnD workflows! :waving_hand:

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Welcome to the forum @lodewijkarntzen. You’re officially a trailblazer in the quantum community now! :slight_smile:

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Hello everyone! I am Lucas of the Ando Lab at the University of Cologne. I have been using Quantify throughout my PhD. We are now testing a JuiceBox for Transmon qubits. We are particularly interested in circuits where the Josephson junction is made out of a topological insulator, rather than the typical aluminium oxide. One of the fist things we want to do with Juice is to write a backend for Oxford fridges, particularly the Triton system.

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Hi everyone!
My name is Mark Smit. I am a master student at TU Delft. I study applied physics; I’m doing the quantum devices track.

I am looking forward to exploring the virtual lab environment. I think this will be a fun way to wrap my head around every step involved with operating qubits inside a lab.