Po Samutpraphoot @polnops

San Francisco Bay Area Joined January 2021

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Alp Sipahigil @alpsipahigil

2 years ago

Our work on indistinguishable photon generation from a color center in silicon photonics has now been published: nature.com/articles/s4146… Congrats to Lukasz and @polnops for leading this work!

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The missing part of photonic integrated circuits is now available: high-output-power Er-based amplifiers using ion implantation. This work makes pluggable amplifiers, integrated ultraslow-noise lasers, and high-pulse-energy mode-locked lasers possible. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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Sam Zeloof @szeloof

4 years ago

This $149 XYZ-theta stage is unreasonably good value. How do they do it? With things like this you can build a (shitty) semiconductor fab for like $1,500 (~10x reduction from my lab, 10kX from industry) amazon.com/dp/B083LSYHJQ/

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Eric Holland @EricQuantum

5 years ago

Happy New Year! 🥳 In the spirit of 2022, here's two great new additions to @arxiv on using nuclear spin degrees of freedom in Ytterbium for universal #quantum computation. @Princeton: arxiv.org/abs/2112.06799 @JILAscience & @PhysicsColorado: arxiv.org/abs/2112.06732

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Emanuele Albertinale @ema_albe

5 years ago

A thread on our newly published paper, we demonstrate a new modality for electron spin resonance by directly measuring the microwave fluorescence of a spin ensemble with a single microwave photon detector. nature.com/articles/s4158… 1/8

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Nature Photonics @NaturePhotonics

5 years ago

Electrically driven optical isolation through phonon-mediated photonic Autler–Townes splitting: go.nature.com/3py3xZX

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MIT Technology Review @techreview

5 years ago

This is the $9 billion machine that saved Moore’s Law. “This is accelerating faster than a fighter jet,” says an engineer on the team that built it, “so you have one of the fastest things on earth settling at pretty much the smallest spot of anything.” trib.al/8skGyNI

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Lisa Su @LisaSu

5 years ago

Honored to be named to the U.S. President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) to work with an amazing group of people on important issues impacting our nation. whitehouse.gov/PCAST/

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Eric Holland @EricQuantum

5 years ago

I suspect I'm not the only #quantum physicist that grew up fascinated by miniaturization. arxiv.org/abs/2108.11519 is the third (4th?) paper this year moving towards miniaturizing superconducting qubits. Congrats: @coreyraemcrae , @NIST, @QuantumFoundry, & @UCSBengineering

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Simon Gustavsson @simon_mit

5 years ago

Very exciting work by Joel Wang & Megan Yamoah, building a compact transmon qubit using an hBN-based parallel-plate capacitor. This can be a game changer for miniaturizing superconducting qubits! arxiv.org/abs/2109.00015

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Andreas Wallraff @AndreasAtETH

5 years ago

Check out our newest @qudev @ETH_physics @ETH_en #Zurich paper on "Realizing #Quantum Convolutional #Neural #Networks on a Superconducting Quantum #Processor to Recognize Quantum Phases" which appeared on @arxiv today: arxiv.org/abs/2109.05909

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Physical Review X @PhysRevX

5 years ago

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IonQ @IonQ_Inc

5 years ago

Check out this very cool result — super high-fidelity "laser-free" microwave gates — in this week's @nature from our friends at @NIST/@CUBoulder, including IonQ technical advisor Dave Wineland. Ions rule! nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Federico Capasso @quantumcascade

5 years ago

Correlated errors: if a high-energy cosmic ray hits a quantum computer , it can affect everything at once! nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Trung Phan @TrungTPhan

5 years ago

ASML is the most important company you've never heard of. The $300B+ Dutch firm makes the machines that make semiconductors. Each one costs $150m and access to them are a huge geopolitical flashpoint. Here's a breakdown 🧵

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Po Samutpraphoot @polnops

5 years ago

Our friends at @ICFOnians shedding light on how we might be able to do single-photon optomechanics with a cavity QED system with trapped atoms. Congrats @ArguJavier and Darrick!

Javier Argüello Luengo @ArguJavier

5 years ago

Now online, the latest work with Darrick! We show that a photon scattered by a single-atom in a cavity can highly entangle with the subsequent atomic motion We observe a much larger heating than expected in free space and propose experimental signatures👇 arxiv.org/abs/2108.03526

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Po Samutpraphoot @polnops

5 years ago

Our results on two-atom entanglement with a nanophotonic cavity have been published today in Science science.sciencemag.org/content/early/…

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Cristina Benea-Chelmus @BeneaChelmus

5 years ago

That magic moment when your #first #lastauthor publication appears online 🤩😇🙏. It is a post deadline paper at CLEO US 2021 and great #teamwork. Stay tuned for a comprehensive article! ❤️ OSA | Terahertz Generation in Thin-film Lithium Niobate Platform osapublishing.org/abstract.cfm?u…

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Javier Cerrillo @Cerrillo_Javi

5 years ago

Our publication today in @ScienceMagazine : Andreev qubits added to the list of quantum capable technologies. (Coherent manipulation of an Andreev spin qubit science.sciencemag.org/content/373/65… )

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Po Samutpraphoot @polnops

5 years ago

I'm excited to join @alpsipahigil's group as a postdoc starting today, working on developing future generations of quantum devices. @Berkeley_EECS @BerkeleyPhysics