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This seminar focuses on the fundamental physics of single emitters and phonon interactions within solid-state systems, which are critical components for developing scalable quantum networks and hardware-based qubits. The discussion bridges atomic molecular optical (AMO) physics with quantum information science, addressing core challenges in maintaining coherence at the material level rather than discussing general software or consumer applications.
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BERKELEY AMO/QI SEMINAR: Jero Maze, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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Role of Symmetry and Phonons in Single Emitters: From Solid-State Defects to Isolated Molecules June 16, 2026 The post BERKELEY AMO/QI SEMINAR: Jero Maze, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile appeared first on Challenge Institute for Quantum Computation.
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