| Project Detail |
In the context of the ongoing development of novel quantum technologies, including
quantum sensors, quantum communication, quantum simulators and quantum computing,
some devices are mature without resorting to the powerful but fragile entanglement between qubits.
Exploiting the wave nature of devices, photons often play an important role. In order to enlarge the
potential of photonic devices, controlled atom-photon interactions will be pushed to new limits in order
to build analog and digital wave simulators. In the present project,
these interactions are mediated via photon-atom coupling using room temperature cells of atomic vapours. |
