Sakineh Ghaderi is a PhD researcher and associate researcher at the Deutsche Telekom Chair of Communication Networks (ComNets), at Dresden University of Technology (TUD), where she works in the Quantum Communication Networks Research Group. She holds an M.Sc. in Physics from Freie Universität Berlin. Her master’s thesis investigated magnetic heterostructure materials for spintronic applications using resonant soft X-ray reflectivity. Her background combines experimental condensed-matter physics, spectroscopy, numerical simulation, and scientific programming.
At ComNets, she contributes to the QUARKS project and investigates the integration of quantum processors into future classical-quantum communication infrastructures. Her research focuses on low-level quantum computing architectures and hardware–software co-management for future communication networks.
She is currently interested in research at the intersection of quantum communication, low-level quantum computing architectures, distributed quantum computing, network theory.