Bienvenue à l’Université de Montréal !
Our research group is exploring the frontier between quantum optics, topological photonics and condensed matter. To do this, we develop state-of-the-art experimental platforms and engineered photonic systems that allow us to better understand how light and matter interact in the quantum regime. We are interested not only in exploring the fundamental (and often surprising) properties of exotic states of light, but also in harnessing these peculiar properties to develop novel generations of quantum devices.
We are located in the Campus MIL at Université de Montréal. We are always looking for motivated MSc and PhD students that are eager to dive in experimental quantum optics projects !
Our Latest News
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Welcome Alexandre!
Welcome to Alexandre who just started his MSc project on simulting two-dimensional topological lattices in optical fiber loops. Read more
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New preprint on topological dimer chains.
Our preprint on emulating topological dimer chains in optical fiber loops is now out (https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.01283). Congrats Félix and Romane, and thanks to our collaborators Bill Coish (McGill) and Iacopo Carusotto (Trento)! Read more
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Welcome Arthur!
Welcome to Arthur who just started his MSc project on topological photonic crystals. Read more
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Welcome Romane!
Welcome to Romane, from ENS Lyon, who just started her M2 intern on topological quantum walks in optical fiber loops. Read more
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Welcome Jérémy!
Welcome to Jérémy who just started his MSc project on synthetic Landau levels. Read more
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Welcome Félix!
Welcome to Félix Pellerin who just started his MSc project on topological physics in optical fiber loops. Read more
We are currently looking for a postdoc to join our group.
Funding
PSJ Lab