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Un percorso esporativo sulla meccanica quantistica, la fisica che sta rivoluzionando il mondo. Due settimane per vedere il mondo dal punto di vista dei quanti.
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We like quantum emitters and molecules in particular. They are simple enough to generate one photon at a time but also complex systems, allowing for the optical read out of local information, such as the charge state, electric fields or temperature.
Light and matter at the nanoscale
With the coherence of atoms and the flexibility of solid-state systems, molecules offer a unique and ideal playground to develop scalable quantum devices and interfaces.
Un percorso esporativo sulla meccanica quantistica, la fisica che sta rivoluzionando il mondo. Due settimane per vedere il mondo dal punto di vista dei quanti.
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Read moreSingle photon source and beyond
Dibenzoterrylene (DBT) molecules hosted in thin anthracene crystals are a versatile single photon source system. We study their coupling with external nanostructures.
DiscoverNanoscale quantum sensors
Plasmonic structures prove as test beds for studying light-matter interaction at the fundamental level, while versatile hybrid antennas provide excellent means to modulate emission patterns for various applications, e.g. in quantum radiometry and metrology.
DiscoverNovel light matter interfaces
We envision a new generation of nanoscale devices, exploiting different coupling mechanisms between single emitters and a graphene monolayers, realizing quantum sensors and tuneable SPSs.
DiscoverPast research activities
Monte Carlo simulations provide an exact solution for the Radiative Transfer Equation in turbid media, overcoming the limits of the diffusive approximation.
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