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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Konstantinos G. Lagoudakis\nAbstract: Light-matter int
 eractions lie at the heart of a very broad range of fundamental physics an
 d applications. At a single particle level\, such interactions enable all-
 optical quantum control of qubits which is of great interest for quantum i
 nformation. At a more macroscopic level\, strong light-matter interactions
  are a key to collective phenomena such as condensation of exciton-polarit
 ons in microcavities. In this talk I will present my previous and current 
 research which is unified under the broad field of light-matter interactio
 ns in semiconductors. In particular\, I will briefly introduce polariton c
 ondensates along with the typical experimental methods used for their stud
 y and will cover a few exciting experiments ranging from the observation o
 f pinned singly-charged vortices to the demonstration of a polaritonic Jos
 ephson junction. Moving from such collective quasi-particle phenomena to t
 he investigation of more discreet quantum emitter systems\, I will then ad
 dress experimental efforts on the coherent control of scalable quantum emi
 tter platforms. More specifically\, I will present recent work on site-con
 trolled quantum dots and silicon vacancies in diamond\, and will conclude 
 with an overview of my vision for future research.
LOCATION:Mondi Seminar Room 3\, Central Building\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:pdelreal@ist.ac.at
SUMMARY:Konstantinos G. Lagoudakis: Towards Scalable Solid State Platforms 
 for Quantum Information Processing
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/75
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