Solid-state Quantum Technologies
at L2C
Our research is currently established at the Laboratoire Charles Coulomb (CNRS and University of Montpellier) within the Physics of excitons, photons and spins axis.
It explores and harnesses the quantum nature of single defects in semiconductor crystals, isolated in bulk and 2D materials. Such solid-state quantum systems provide unprecedented abilities for the emerging quantum technologies, in particular quantum communications by providing scalable optically-active quantum interfaces as well as quantum sensing with unrivaled combination of precision and spatial accuracy.
Latest news
Published in Nano Lett.: Homoepitaxy of Boron Nitride on exfoliated Hexagonal Boron Nitride flakes
Nano Lett. 24, 6990 (2024)
Published in Nat. Mater.: Electric-field-induced multiferroic topological solitons
Nat. Mater. 23, 905 (2024)
Published in Science: Fast current-induced skyrmion motion in synthetic antiferromagnets
Science 384, 307 (2024)
Published in ACS Photonics: Purcell Enhancement of Silicon W Centers in Circular Bragg Grating Cavities
ACS Photonics 11, 24 (2024)
We welcome two new PhDs!
Alexandra Ibanez and Carolin Schrader joined our group for a PhD in the team. Welcome to both of them!
We welcome one new post-doctoral fellow!
Krithika Velliyur Ramachandran joined our group for a post-doctoral fellowship in the team. Welcome to Krithika!
Join us
Openings are available throughout the year for interns, PhDs and post-doctoral fellows.
To apply and for further information, please contact us.