Alice has successfully defended her Master thesis on the optimization of squeezed light in integrated devices. Well done!

The course of Photonics will start on Oct. 5, 9 AM in Room 326. Don't miss it! 

We are hiring! There are several open positions in my group for master students, phd students, and post-docs. If you are interested, please contact me asap.

Tommaso Perani has succesfully defended his Ph.D thesis. Tommaso is a precious member of our group, and we all wish him all the best for his career. Thanks for your hard work. Congraduation!

Diego has successfully defended his Master thesis on the use of machine learning for quantum state characterization. Well done!

We studied third-order parametric down conversion and we showed that the direct generation of photon triplets is within the reach of integrated photonic platforms. This work will be featured on the Physical Review A website. Stay tuned!

A new tutorial article to guide the reader “beyond photon pairs” in a description of nonlinear quantum photonics in the high-gain regime. This comprensive analysis is now available in Advances in Optics and Photonics.

We study excitation and stability of dissipative Kerr solitons in silicon nitride micro-ring resonators. This results analysis is now available in Optics Continuum.

This year, at CLEO 2022, I have been honoured with the title of Fellow of Optica for my study of classical and quantum nonlinear optics in integrated devices. (Picture with the Optica president-elect Michal Lipson)

After two years, CLEO 2022 will be a hybrid event, with in-person option. A part of my group will attend CLEO in person and present some contributions. For more details, please visit https://www.cleoconference.org/home/ See you in San Jose!

Our thoughts go out to all the victims of the war in Ukraine and to all the refugees and asylum-seekers. Ukraine colors have been added to the menu bar - #peaceforukraine. 

We study degenerate spontaneous parametric down conversion in a structure composed of two linearly uncoupled resonators. This result has been accepted for publication in Optics Letters.