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Single-photon sources for quantum technologies - Project SIQUTE

published 23rd January 2017

in Nanodiamonds, Nitrogen Vacancy Centers and Single Photon Sources

Abstract

In this presentation, the results of the joint research project “Single-Photon Sources for Quantum Technologies” (SIQUTE) will be presented.

The focus will be on the development of absolutely characterized single-photon sources, on the realization of an efficient waveguide-based single-photon source at the telecom wavelengths of 1.3 µm and 1.55 µm, on the implementation of the quantum-enhanced resolution in confocal fluorescence microscopy and on the development of a detector for very low photon fluxes

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