Exciting news! Our work, “Superspontaneous Four-Wave Mixing in a Sequence of Lossy Ring Resonators,” exploring superradiance and nonclassical light generation is the Editor's pick in Phys. Rev. A! 

Join us on Thursday, September 26, 2024, at 10:00 AM in Aula Dottorato for Costantino De Angelis’ talk on “Analog Computing with Nonlinear Flat Optics.” Discover cutting-edge advancements in flat-optics technology.

I will be attending the IEEE Quantum Week 2024 in Montreal and giving a talk at the workshop "Quantum Photonics: From Optical Table to Chip" on Sept. 18th. more details can be found here. See you in Montreal!

Excited to announce our latest publication in Optics Letters: “Broadband SPDC in Reconfigurable Poled Linearly Uncoupled Resonators.” Discover a novel method for wideband photon pair generation without dispersion engineering!

We explored how we measured the joint temporal intensity of photon pairs in a silicon nitride microresonator. This technique will be handy for studying the correlation of photon pairs in high-Q systems. These results are now available in Optics Letters! 

Excited to announce our new work entitled “A Tailor-made Quantum State Tomography Approach”.  Our new protocol significantly reduces measurement requirements for quantum state reconstruction, maintaining high accuracy even with fewer measurements. These results are now published in APL Quantum! 

In collaboration with the Photonic Quantum Lab at the University of Pavia, we show that photon number distribution of squeezed light can be reconstructed without photon number resolving detectors. Results are now available in Optica Quantum!

Excited to speak at the Plasmonica International School on Plasmonics and Nano-optics in Como, Italy on June 5! I’ll be discussing the generation of squeezed light in microresonators, exploring its transformative potential in quantum technologies. Looking forward to an engaging session!

Within a European collaboration, we demonstrated the high fidelity generation of 4-photon Greenberg-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) with a quantum-dot-based single-photon source and low-loss reconfigurable glass photonic circuit. Results are now available on npj Quantum.

🎉 Here at CLEO 2024, Charlotte NC, USA, we are excited to announce the public release of our Python package for qubit threshold quantum state tomography! Dive into quantum state analysis with ease. Download it from GitHub: github.com/liscidini-group/thresholdqst.

I am pleased to announce that Vincenzo Macrì joined our group as a research assistant in the framework of the National Quantum Science and Technology Institute. Welcome! 

Join us for Prof. Fabio Beltram's insightful colloquium at the University of Pavia Physics Department on April 18, 2024. Explore cutting-edge research in quantum technologies and engage in thought-provoking discussions. More details.