Quantum Photonics
Quantum photonics offers great advantages for the implementation of quantum communication, distributed quantum computing networks, and other information processing tasks. The quantum features of light are readily accessible and can be manipulated with great precision. For these reasons, many quantum technologies are expected to make use of optical information carriers. The question is how best to create, process, store, and detect quantum states of light. In this Special Topic, organized by Pieter Kok and Philippe Bouyer, AVS Quantum Science will identify and support review articles that present the current state of the art in quantum photonics, including quantum dots as photon sources, integrated photonic circuits, detector technology, and more.
Topics covered include, but are not limited to:
- Quantum dots
- Single-photon sources
- Light-matter interactions
- Nanowires
- Photonic molecules
- Opto-electronics
- Quantum emitters
- Nonlinear optics
Guest Editors
Prof. Pieter Kok, University of Sheffield, UK
Prof. Philippe Bouyer, University of Bordeaux, France