

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 Les reflets de la physique: Le centre coloré NV du diamant : un capteur quantique multifonctionnel
Reflets phys. 81, 17-22 (2025)

Published in Nano Lett.: Charge State Tuning of Spin Defects in Hexagonal Boron Nitride
Nano Lett. 25, 14, 5836 (2025)

Published in Nature materials: Wafer-scale AA-stacked hexagonal boron nitride grown on a GaN substrate
Nat. Mater. 24, 843–851 (2025)

Published in Phys. Rev. X: Hopping of the Center-of-Mass of Single G Centers in Silicon-on-Insulator
Phys. Rev. X 14, 041071 (2024)
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