Amir Sammak

Amir Sammak received the Ph.D. degree in electrical components, technology and materials (ECTM) from the Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands, in 2012. In 2015, he started a post-doctoral fellowship at QuTech. In 2017, he joined TNO, Delft, where he is currently working with the Quantum Technology (QT) Department. As an Electronics Engineer/Device Physicist, he pursues research toward semiconductor material and fabrication process developments, with the particular focus on heterogenius integration of silicon and germanium, using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques. He currently investigates the development of various SiGe heterostructures as potential platforms for fabrication of CMOS-compatible silicon and germanium spin qubits and provides these materials for various quantum research groups within QuTech.