Quantum Nature of Spontaneous Two-Photon Emission in Semiconductor Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics

Quantum Nature of Spontaneous Two-Photon Emission in Semiconductor Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics

Spontaneous two-photon emission is a process in which the transition between two quantum states happens via simultaneous emissions of two identical photons. Such second-order quantum radiation is of paramount importance in astrophysics, atomic physics, and quantum technology. In particular, on-de...

University Of Michigan Develops Quantum Photonic Integration Technology

A team led by the University of Michigan is working to bring quantum technology into the real world with a project called Quantum Photonic Integration and Deployment, or QuPID. The team, which includes principal investigator Mackillo Kira and co-principal investigators Zetian Mi and Parag Deotare, aims to build chips that harness the precision of light for high-accuracy measurements in fields such as environmental monitoring, navigation, and sem…

$4M boost for University of Michigan’s environmental justice hub

The University of Michigan has secured a $4 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to create the Environmental Justice + Humanities Hub, merging humanities into environmental justice education to tackle disparities in clean air, water, and resources access.