Cohort 2
Cohort 2 projects
Solid state light sources for quantum computing
- Research Group: Controlled Quantum Dynamics
- Planned secondments will be at our industry partner Toshiba Research Europe
- Supervisor: Professor Terry Rudolph
Ion Coulomb Crystals in a Penning trap as a resource for quantum simulations
Our immediate goals are to develop a complete tool-kit for the performance of quantum simulations by gaining precise control over the motional and internal states of the ions in our ICCs.
Please see our project page for more details.
- Research Group: Ion Trapping Group
- Planned secondment will be at the National Physics Laboratory
- Supervisors: Professor Danny Segal, Professor Richard Thompson
Testing QED in extreme fields using trapped highly charged ions
Highly charged ions (HCI) – atoms stripped of most of their electrons –offer the opportunity of studying the interaction of charged particles in the presence of truly enormous fields, pushing perturbative approaches to QED to their limits.
Please see our project page for more details.
- Research Group: Ion Trapping Group
- Planned secondment will be at GSI in Darmstadt
- Supervisors: Professor Danny Segal, Professor Richard Thompson
Matter-wave interferometry on an atom chip
- Research Group: Centre for Cold Matter
- Planned secondments at the Vienna University of Technology
- Contacts: Professor Ed Hinds
Super-strong coupling toward quantum control
- Research Group: Controlled Quantum Dynamics
- Planned secondments will be at the University of Vienna
- Supervisor: Professor Myungshik Kim
Quantum computing and communication
- Research Group: Controlled Quantum Dynamics
- Planned secondments will be at NTT, Japan and Toshiba Research Europe
- Supervisor: Professor Myungshik Kim
Attosecond transient absorption
- Research Group: Laser Consortium
- Planned secondment will be at our industry partner Coherent Inc
- Supervisors: Professor Jon Marangos, Professor John Tisch
Quantum plasmonics and coupling of single quantum emitters to nanostructure
- Research Group: EXSS, Centre for Plasmonics and Metamaterials
- Planned secondment will be at our industry partner NTT, Japan
- Supervisor: Professor Stefan Maier