Stable transmission of polarization-entangled photons from a quantum dot over metropolitan network

Jan Huwer

Toshiba Research Europe Ltd

Jan Huwer is a research scientist in the quantum information group working at the Cambridge Research Laboratory of Toshiba Research Europe Ltd. Jan is working on the development of telecom wavelength quantum-light sources based on semiconductor quantum dots. Current focus of his work is the implementation of quantum communication applications using these devices. After having obtained a PhD in the area of quantum networking using single atoms, Jan is well experienced with quantum optics and has a great interest in quantum networks in general.

Abstract

Quantum light sources based on single-photon emitters are a core technology, which is expected to enable a multitude of emerging quantum-photonic applications with superior performance. As the development of sources is... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Jan Huwer (Toshiba Research Europe Ltd)
  2. Ziheng Xiang (Toshiba Research Europe Ltd)
  3. Mark Stevenson (Toshiba Research Europe Ltd)
  4. Joanna Skiba-Szymanska (Toshiba Research Europe Ltd)
  5. Martin Ward (Toshiba Research Europe Ltd)
  6. Ian Farrer (University of Cambridge)
  7. David Ritchie (University of Cambridge)
  8. Andrew Shields (Toshiba)

Topic Areas

Quantum communication , Quantum optics and non-classical light sources

Session

OS1a-R235A » Quantum communication (14:30 - Wednesday, 5th September, Room 235A)

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