quantum optics

General description: The main goal of the project is to model and investigate theoretically the potential of spin-photon interfaces for quantum information processing. Such devices consist of single spins coupled to light propagating in waveguides, or photonic circuits : in these so-called "one dimensional atoms", light matter interaction is so strong that the spin state leaves a macroscopic imprint on single photons having interacted with it.

One Ph.D. position is available in the theoretical quantum optics group at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark. The research of the group focuses on the implementation of quantum information processing in a wide range of systems, ranging from quantum optical systems such as atoms and photons to solid state systems. The research especially focuses on coherent interfaces between light and matter. In addition we have a smaller program on ultra cold atoms.

Submission deadline: 

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Registration deadline: 

Sunday, June 29, 2014

BLOC-O
Bienal Latinoamericana de Óptica Cuántica
Bienal Latino Americana de Óptica Quântica
La Plata, 22, 23, y 24 de Octubre 2014

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Seminarios y Murales de Óptica e Información Cuántica hechos en latinoamérica.
Seminários e Posters de trabalhos em Óptica e Informação Quântica realizados na América Latina
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Presentados por estudiantes de doctorado, pos-doctorado o jovenes investigadores.
Apresentados por estudantes de doutorado, pos-docs, ou

Our group conducts research on atomic, molecular, and optical physics, the foundations of quantum mechanics, photonic band gap and meta materials, quantum information theory, quantum complexity theory, quantum error correction, quantum optics, optical quantum computing, quantum sensors, quantum imaging, and relativistic quantum information theory.

Our goal in the Centre for Quantum Photonics is to explore fundamental aspects of quantum mechanics, as well as work towards future photonic quantum technologies by generating, manipulating and measuring single photons as well as the quantum systems that emit these photons, with a focus on scalable integrated optics devices.

Lead by Prof. Jeremy O'Brien, the Centre spans the School of Physics, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and the Centre for Nanoscience and Quantum Information, at the University of Bristol, UK.

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