Ultra-bright solid-state single photon sources (SPS) play a crucial role in the development of quantum optical technologies. These SPSs can be based on various materials, such as diamond, defects in silicon carbide, quantum dots, and hexagonal Boron
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Temporal and spectral study of single-photon emission coupled to a hyperbolic meta-material resonator
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Engineering Light Emission in Nanophotonic Structures Using Two Pulse Excitation
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Investigating the Potential of 2D Ferroelectric Material In2Se3: From Stable Ferroelectricity to Moire Superlattices
Research Project › Physical Sciences
Ultrafast Spectroscopy
Ultrafast Spectroscopy Investigation of Spin-Vibronic Dynamics in TADF Emitters for Next-generation Energy Efficient OLEDs
Research Project › Chemical Sciences
Nanoscale Quantum
Nanoscale Quantum Emitters at Telecom Wavelengths for Scalable and Integrated Quantum Technologies
Research Project › Mathematical Sciences