Quantum light correlations for data processing

The EPFL Photonics Chapter (EPC) is very pleased to announce and cordially invite you to our monthly ‘Pizza-Optics-Beer’ (POB) seminar on November 26th, at 18:30 in the room  CM 1121.

This month we will have the pleasure to host Anna Pogrebna, Post-doctoral Researcher in the Laboratory of Quantum Nano-Optics (LQNO), with the presentation entitled:

"Quantum light correlations for data processing”

For organizational purposes (if you want to eat pizza!), please confirm your participation using this Doodle.

Don’t hesitate to extend the invitation to any postdoc and colleague!

Hope to see you there,
The team of the EPFL Photonics Chapter
 
Abstract:

While the information industry based on Moore’s law hits its development limit, fundamentally new principles for information processing and data storage need to be discovered and implemented. One promising technology is a quantum computing, that could spur the development of new breakthroughs in science. I would like to present the quantum optic experiments we are performing in our lab. Just recently we have demonstrated that the sub-picosecond dynamics of quantum phonons can be measured at room temperature. I will show the most recent results and discuss the future of the data storage technology in general.