Development of III-nitride quantum dot single-photon emitters
- 1.1 Data Processing System (Novel Computing, Machine Learning, Neural Network, etc.)
- 3.7 Advanced Device/Material Evaluation Measurement Techniques (SEM, AFM, OCD, TEM, etc.)
Mark Holmes
Institute of Industrial Science
Associate Professor
III-nitride quantum dots are promising materials for the development of single-photon emitters, which are expected to be used in future quantum information processors. We are working toward understanding the physical processes in these structures and developing single-photon emitters with improved properties. Recent topics include increasing the photon extraction efficiency and reducing noise effects, such as spectral diffusion.
Holmes
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Research collaborators
- NanoQuine, The University of Tokyo, Japan
- Cambridge University, UK
- Peking University, China
- Magdeburg University, Germany
- Universidad Politećnica de Madrid, Spain
Related publications
III-nitride quantum dots as single photon emitters, M. J. Holmes, M. Arita and Y. Arakawa, Semiconductor Science and Technology, 34 033001 (2019).
Contact
- Email: holmes[at]iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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