Project Overview | Project Code: NAT 04 |
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Project name: | Erbium dopants in nanophotonic silicon structures |
TUM Department: | NAT - Physics |
TUM Chair / Institute: | Professorship of Quantum Networks |
Research area: | Quantum technology |
Student background: | Computer SciencePhysics |
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Planned project location: | James-Franck-Str. 1, 85748 Garching |
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Title: | Prof. Dr. |
Given name: | Andreas |
Family name: | Reiserer |
E-mail: | andreas.reiserer@tum.de |
Phone: | 08928953650 |
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Project Description | |
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Project description: | The implementation of a scalable architecture for quantum computing is one of the most intensely pursued research goals in current quantum science. In this context, the Quantum Networks Group at TUM investigates erbium dopants in nanophotonic silicon resonators. To process quantum information in such system, individual dopants have to be coupled to impinging light fields with high efficiency. During the internship, the applicant will numerically and experimentally investigate the use of novel nanophotonic structures in this context. |
Working hours per week planned: | 40 |
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Required study level minimum (at time of TUM PREP project start): | 2 years of bachelor studies completed |
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