Clement Godfrin

Clement Godfrin is an imec device engineer working on silicon spin qubit. He got a nanophysics Master degree from Paris Saclay university and a PhD degree from Grenoble Alpes university. He came to imec in 2019, from a post-doc position at Sherbrooke University in Canada. Over this journey in the field of quantum computing, he specialized in the dynamics of single nuclear high-spin, also called qudit, either to implement quantum algorithm proof of principle on single nuclear spin of a molecular magnet system, or quantum error correction protocol, on single donor nuclear spin.