Uday Khankhoje

California Institute of Technology

My research interests lie in the field of optics. Quantum and nonlinear optics, to be precise.

Presently, I am involved with CQED (Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics) experiments between our group and the QNOS (Quantum Nanooptics Of Semiconductors) group at the University of Arizona. This experiment essentially involves strong coupling between optical cavities defined by defects in photonic crystals and semiconductor quantum dots. My focus is on the modelling, simulation and fabrication of these photonic crystal devices.

Photonic Crystal Cavity Here is an scanning electron micrograph of a typical air suspended GaAs photonic crystal slab cavity that has been designed to operate at about 1200nm. The slab is around 200nm thin and has a single layer of InAs quantum dots midway through the slab.

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