Preprint on the initalization of the spin state of a resonator coupled SiV- uploaded on arXiv.
In the preprint "All-Optical Spin Initialization via a Cavity Broadened Optical Transition in On-Chip Hybrid Quantum Photonics", we demonstrate the…
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Welcome Kathrin!
We are happy to welcome Kathrin Schwer as a new Bachelor student in our group.
Articel published showing the coupling of a single Germanium vacancy in a nanodiamond to a Fabry-Perot microcavity
Our article discussing the coupling of a single, negatively charged Germanium vacancy in a nanodiamond to a microcavity has been published in the…
Dr. Konstantin Fehler wins doctoral prize
Our former colleague Konstantin Fehler was awarded the doctoral prize of the Ulm University Society 2023 for his dissertation. Congratulations…
Preprint on the coupling of a single GeV- defect in a nanodiamond to a Fabry-Perot microcavity published on arXiv.
We published the preprint of an article showing the coupling of a single GeV- vacancy to a Fabry-Perot microcavity on arXiv.
Paper on the optimization of the creation of GeV- quantum emitters in diamond published.
We published an article discussing the optimization of the creation of single, negatively charged Gemanium vacancies (GeV-) in single crystalline…
Preprint on indistinguishable Photons from defects in Nanodiamonds published.
We used negatively charged silicon vacancies to generate indistinguishable photons and published the preprint on arXiv.
Study discussing the electron-phonon interation of defects in hBN published.
Our article on the theoretical study of the electron-phonon coupling of defects in hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) with different transition dipole…
PhD defense of Michael Höse
Michael Höse successfully defended his PhD project. We congratulate you on your achievement, Dr. Michael Höse.
Preprint on a hybrid, fiber-coupled, single-photon device published on arXiv.
We published our preprint on a hybrid quantum emitter device based on single-photon emitters coupled via a nano-antenna to a fiber.
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