ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Controlling Quantum Emitters through Spatially and Temporally Dependent Electric Fields
Beyond gradual improvement of current-day devices, nano and especially quantum technology promise to profoundly change data processing, communication, imaging and sensing. Delivering on this promise requires reliable control over the electronic state of individual nano-sized objects integrated within devices – a formidable task. A prime example of such nanoemitters are colloidal quantum dots (CQDs). The tunability of their properties, low production cost and ease of integration led to their increasing use in consumer electronics. However, in the discussion of future quantum technology, they are often overlooked. This is despite the recent introduction of a new type of CQDs:…
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