The Integrated Quantum Networks and Control Program, led by Dr Hidehiro Yonezawa, based at UNSW Canberra, aims to demonstrate a new paradigm for implementing intrinsically stable and controllable quantum devices using quantum control. An objective of this program is to develop a repeatable and scalable waveguide device based on a coherent control, and develop innovative engineering design method to create a quantum network. This program also aims to develop practical quantum control protocols and continuous variable quantum technologies based on squeezed states and entanglement.
People
- Dr. Jiri Janousek Senior Research Fellow Australian National University
- David McManus PhD Student UNSW Sydney
- Biveen Shajilal PhD Student Australian National University
- Dr. Trevor Wheatley Research Fellow UNSW Sydney
- Dr. Shota Yokoyama Research Fellow UNSW Sydney
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Featured publications
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Amplification of optical Schrodinger cat states with an implementation protocol based on a frequency comb
Physical Review A, 105, 043713 (2022)
Time-Domain-Multiplexed Measurement-Based Quantum Operations with 25-MHz Clock Frequency
Physical Review Applied, 16, 034005 (2021)
Fault-tolerant Coherent H_infinity Control for Linear Quantum Systems
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control (2021)
Tunable unidirectional nonlinear emission from transition-metal-dichalcogenide metasurfaces
Nature Communications, 12, 5597 (2021)
A High-Efficiency Wavelength-Tunable Monolayer LED with Hybrid Continuous-Pulsed Injection
Advanced Materials, 33, 2101375 (2021)
Two-step feedback preparation of entanglement for qubit systems with time delay
Automatica, 125, 109174 (2021)
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