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I am a
graduate student in Physics
in the Quantum Optics Group
laboratory of Professor
H. Jeff Kimble at Caltech.
My
current research is cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (cQED) using
ultra-high-Q microtoroidal
resonators
fabricated on silicon chips, in collaboration with the Vahala Research Group of Prof. Kerry J.
Vahala at Caltech.
I
study the interaction between atoms (matter) and photons (light) mediated
by an optical resonator at the
quantum mechanical level.
While photons are good carriers for
transporting quantum states, atoms are good for storage and processing.
A well controlled network of atomic
nodes interconnected by photonic links has a promising potential to become
the building block of tomorrow’s quantum information devices, with future
applications in quantum computation, communication and metrology.
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