Research areas
Quantum Networks
Quantum networks leverage the inherent properties of quantum systems to enable secure and efficient communication as well as scalable computation. Spin qubits, often trapped within solid-state systems, serve as reliable hosts and processors of quantum information. By interfacing these spin qubits with photons, information can travel over long distances with minimal loss. This fusion of spin and photonics holds promise for advancing quantum computing and cryptography, paving the way for a future where quantum networks redefine information exchange.
Quantum Nonlinear Optics
Quantum nonlinear optics explores the phenomena that arise when multiple photons interact within a quantum system. These interactions can lead to effects such as photon-photon scattering and entanglement generation. By harnessing these nonlinear processes, researchers aim to develop novel quantum technologies such as quantum gates for quantum computing and quantum-enhanced sensing devices. This theme holds potential for revolutionizing information processing and communication by exploiting the intricate interplay between photons at the quantum level.
