PhD Studentship in 'Quantum Nanophotonic'
Ref:1343603 Duration of Studentship 3 years Stipend £15,590 per annum plus fees Vacancy Information The goal of this project is to develop ways of controlling the quantum state of multiple electronic and nuclear spins in semiconductor nanostructures, via their interaction with light. Semiconductor nanostructures – which are at the heart of modern photonics and electronics – are particularly appealing for this task, because they can host spins with exceptional quantum coherence properties. Using optically active materials allows for ultrafast manipulation of individual spins with lasers, and should enable mapping the spin states onto photons, which can then be transmitted through optical fibres. Studentship Description This 3-year EPSRC-funded PhD studentship will be based in the Quantum...
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