Kerr Enhanced Backaction Cooling in Magnetomechanics
Non-universality of quantum noise in optical amplifiers operating at exceptional points
High-purity Entanglement of Hot Propagating Modes using Nonreciprocity
Research Agenda
The research of my group focuses on the theory and applications of engineered quantum systems, i.e., artificial mesoscopic systems whose dynamics are governed by the laws of quantum mechanics. Prominent examples of such mesoscopic systems are superconducting circuits, electro/optomechanical systems, and ultracold trapped atoms and ions.
In addition to the study of fundamental aspects of these so-called quantum machines, we explore their `real-world’ application for high-precision measurements, quantum-limited information processing, and quantum computation. Some of our current research focuses are on nonreciprocity as a resource for quantum information processing, and the development of novel theoretical concepts for quantum-limited amplifiers for quantum information processing with superconducting circuits.