ERC Consolidator Grant · 2023
Light-matter coupling has the potential to modify functional properties of quantum materials to yield the tunability required for quantum-technological applications. However, light-matter control concepts, such as Floquet engineering and light-induced phase transitions, suffer from the requirement of strong laser driving and the lack of coherence on long time scales. Overcoming these key limitations through advancing the infant field of cavity quantum materials is the central objective of CAVMAT. The main hypothesis behind CAVMAT is that cavity materials engineering combines the efficiency of strong-light matter coupling in cavities with the flexibility of Floquet engineering of macroscopic…
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