First place poster prize at Quantum Days 2023
Congratulations to Jacob for winning the first place poster prize at Quantum Days 2023 for his work on photonic neural networks.
Jacob wins the Engineering Physics Medal
Congratulations to Jacob for winning the Engineering Physics Medal, for the top student in his cohort!
Congratulations and welcome to graduate studies Jacob
Congratulations Jacob, both for finishing your undergraduate degree in Engineering Physics and joining us on an Accelerated Masters (together with the Shastri Lab), and for winning both a Vector Institute Fellowship and an NSERC-CGS M award, both to continue his work on quantum optical neural networks.
Prof. Rotenberg receives CFI funding
Congratulations to Professor Nir Rotenberg who is among the ten researchers recognized for their innovative research by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) under John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF). He will receive $150K towards his research for Active Quantum Photonic Technology.
Arianne's work published in Nano Letters
Congratulations Arianne. Her work showing that coherent and nonlinear quantum optics is possible using a quantum dot embedded in an integrated photonic resonator is possible has now been published in .
Adam McCaw receives an NSERC-CGS M fellowship
Congratulations to Adam, who has received the prestigious NSERC Canada Graduate Scholarship for his master's. Adam will be studying how to integrate quantum dots into photonic networks and how to optimize these networks to generate entanglement.
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At the Quantum Nanophotonics Lab (QNL), we design nanoscale and microscale structures that control and shape the flow of light to enhance interactions with quantum emitters. Using this platform, we investigate, enhance and then work to exploit active quantum optical phenomena, for example to control individual photons or design novel quantum circuits. We are a highly interdisciplinary group, bringing concepts from quantum optics, solid-state physics, photonic engineering, and nanofabrication together using state-of-the-art experimental equipment.
Adam McCaw
Adam McCaw
MSc Candidate
Quantum Nanophotonics Lab
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
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Project: My master’s project is focused on designing quantum circuit optimizers using machine learning algorithms.
General Research interests: My general research interests are quantum technology, nanophotonics, and machine learning.
Personal info: I did my undergrad at Queen’s in Engineering Physics, I play a lot of intramurals, and some of my interests include skiing, hiking and video games.