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Cristiano Ciuti winner of the Friedel-Volterra Prize from the SFP and SIF
Prof. Cristiano Ciuti, head of the MPQ laboratory, has been awarded the prestigious Friedel-Volterra Prize from the French and Italian Physical Societies (SFP and SIF), "for his outstanding contributions to light-matter interactions and cavity quantum electrodynamics...
Florent Baboux is awarded an Emergence(s) project by the city of Paris
Florent Baboux has been awarded an Emergence(s) project by the City of Paris (2020-2024) for the QITE team, focused on the use of non-linear waveguide lattices for quantum information. The "LATTICE" project aims to develop compact sources of spatially entangled...
Spontaneous photon-pair generation from a dielectric nanoantenna
The optical realization of a quantum computer, secure quantum communications and imaging requires fast and reliable generation of single photons and their quantum superpositions. Future quantum optical sources should be small as they will need to be integrated into...
Chancellery Prize of the Universities of Paris 2019 for Valerio Gili
Valerio Flavio Gili has been awarded with the Chancellery Prize of the Universities of Paris 2019 for his thesis "All-dielectric nonlinear nanophotonics" carried out under the supervision of Giuseppe Leo. The awards ceremony has taken place in the main amphitheater of...
Giuseppe Leo elected “Fellow” of the Optical Society of America (OSA)
Giuseppe Leo, Professor at University of Paris and head of the DON team at laboratory MPQ, has been elected Fellow of the Optical Society of America (OSA).“Being named an OSA Fellow is a singular honor and indicates a history of achievement in optics and photonics,...
“Les couleurs de la découverte” with Pérola Milman et Thomas Coudreau
Perola Milman and Thomas Coudreau participated in a public event on quantum computing as part of the CNRS's 80th anniversary celebration on May 20, 2019, in Villejuif. The documentary "Les couleurs de la découverte" (The Colors of Discovery), directed by Céline...
“Brève de science” with Ivan Favero
How to weigh and identify a virus using an optomechanical device? The european projet VIRUSCAN, in which Ivan Favero and his team are involved, is popularized in a small video project "Brève de science" by the CNRS. À lire aussi
A new milestone in the understanding of high-temperature superconductivity in copper oxides
By studying the phase diagram of a cuprate, researchers from the SQUAP team at the MPQ laboratory, in collaboration with researchers from the LPS (CNRS/Univ. Paris-Sud), LNCMI (CNRS) and SPEC (CEA/CNRS), have demonstrated the existence of a microscopic link between...