Early Stage Researchers will be added during 2016 as they are recruited.
The network is co-ordinated by the University of Sheffield.
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ESR 1 -
Alessandro Catanzaro
a.catanzaro@sheffield.ac.uk University
of Sheffield
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ESR 2 -
Luca Sortino
l.sortino@sheffield.ac.uk
University
of Sheffield
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ESR 3 - Alejandro Rodriguez
ar820@cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge
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ESR 4 - Najwa Sidqi Najwa.Sidqi@helia-photonics.com My research topic focuses on the design and the fabrication of dielectric coatings to construct high reflectance mirrors for high-finesse microcavities. Deposition of dielectric materials is achieved using high-performance vacuum technologies, including Ion-Assisted electron beam and reactive sputtering. With the growing interest in high-Finesse cavities as single-photon sources for a wide range of applications such as medical imaging, astrophysics, quantum communication and quantum information, the challenge involved in my project is to provide very low-loss mirrors for an efficient cavity-based photon extraction technology.
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ESR 5 - Andrii Volkovskyi Andrii.Volkovskyi@wsi.tum.de Technical University of Munich
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ESR 6 - Matt Brooks matthew.brooks@uni-konstanz.de University
of Konstanz
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ESR 7 - Samarth Vadia attocube systems AG Samarth.Vadia@attocube.com I am currently an Early Stage Researcher at attocube and I am affiliated
with Prof. Högele’s group at LMU Munich for my PhD. My current research focus
is on improving dry cryostat setup for scanning cavity experiments. These
tunable cavities would be used to couple quantum emitters, e.g. transition
metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) or NV centers, and study their properties.
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ESR 8 - Marco Manca manca@insa-toulouse.fr National
Centre for Scientific Research
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