Motivated, talented students are always welcome to join the team.
Typical Master/Internship projects might involve:
- synthesis, characterisation and spectroscopy of novel photonic materials;
- construction of optical laser setups and electronics;
- design, fabrication and characterization of nanostructures;
Potential PhD students are encouraged to contact via email to discuss potential openings and research interests.
PhD opening: Crystalline membranes for quantum technologies
The project aims to pioneer a hybrid interface merging rare-earth doped nanomaterials with superconducting circuits, catalyzing advancements in quantum storage and transduction applications.
Master project: Novel rare-earth materials for quantum technologies
The goal of the project is to develop and characterise novel crystalline materials useful for quantum information processing.
Master project: Crystalline membranes for quantum optomechanics
The goal of the project is to develop a novel optomechanics platform using crystalline oxide thin films.
Master project: Quantum photonics with crystalline nanomaterials
The project concerns the characterisation of nanophotonic structures for hybrid interface with rare-earth ion doped nanomaterials.