Quantum Correlated Light and Matter II
The conference brings together leading experimental and theoretical research groups studying light-induced quantum states, non-classical light generation, and correlated light-matter phases across solid-state and molecular platforms.
When
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Where
Aalto University's Dipoli Building
Event language(s)
English
The conference will span 4 days, featuring a mix of invited talks and discussion sessions to foster deep scientific exchange and identify mutual interests for collaborations.
Topics include:
- Microscopic and macroscopic quantum states of light and matter
- Quantum Optics in solid state and 2D materials
- Exciton-, phonon- and magnon-polaritons
- Quantum coherence and correlations
- Driving correlated phases with light
- Quantum optics with superconducting circuits
Organized by Anton V. Zasedatelev of Aalto University's Department of Applied Physics, Florian Dirnberger and Christian Riedel of Technical University of Munich, and Lee A. Rozema of University of Vienna.
The Quantum Correlated Light and Matter conference takes place over four full days at Aalto University's iconic Dipoli building, located on the Otaniemi campus in Espoo, Finland.