University of Cambridge - Quantum optics and cold atoms
Head: Michael Köhl
Research: ultracold atom-ion collisions, single ions in a Bose-Einstein condensate, quantum information processing
Ion species: Yb+
Head: Michael Köhl
Research: ultracold atom-ion collisions, single ions in a Bose-Einstein condensate, quantum information processing
Ion species: Yb+
We study experimentally the quantum interaction of trapped, laser-cooled ions and atoms with laser light, aiming at its application for processing and transmitting quantum information. Particular emphasis is on the interaction between single trapped ions over long distances through optical fields, and on techniques for storing single neutral atoms.
Experimental Physics research group. With the focus on physics with ultracold atoms.
The Queensland Quantum Optics Laboratory led by Dr. Warwick Bowen does research into both fundamental tests of quantum mechanics and advanced quantum technologies with future applications in metrology, communication, and computation. This research is primarily based around optical architectures integrated onto silicon chips and compatible with current-day fiber optic systems.
The SQC group is active in the field of Quantum computing with superconducting devices, in particular phase and flux qubits based on SQUIDs, and in fields related to these topics.
The IFN is an institute of the Italian CNR devoted to the study and fabrication of advanced devices for photonics, optoelectronics and electronics. Nanotechnologies play a prominent role in these research fields. The combined expertise in nanofabrication, materials and photonics creates a synergy able to compete in this very new and challenging field.
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