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Consortium update

Our consortium has changed over the last years. Our coordinator Klaus Jöns moved to Paderborn University, thus KTH is no longer part of S2QUIP.

Also Laser Quantum has resigned from the consortium after finalizing their task of developing a custom-made laser.

We would like to thank both KTH and LQ for their support throughout the first half of this project.

Was a pleasure to work with you both!

Important notice:

Our W.E. Seminar in Bad Honnef has been postponed!

Atomic Architects at the Scottish Parliament

Atomic Architects present at the EU Researchers night at the Scottish Parliament. It's great to see the continued and genuine interest in our team's research areas.

Atomic Architects at the SSAC Report Launch

HWU Atomic Architects presenting their work at the launch of the SSAC report on Scotland's Science Landscape at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh. It was a busy event with a lot of interest in our stand making for some great conversations and a great evening all round.

1st year progress meeting in Valencia

Valencia, 25-26 November 2019.

Let´s tackle the challenges ahead #s2quip

Updated 26/11/2019

Welcome

Scalable Two-Dimensional Quantum Integrated Photonics, S2QUIP, will develop scalable cost-effective on-chip quantum photonic hybrid microsystems by integrating two-dimensional semiconductor materials (2DSMs) in state-of-the-art CMOS compatible nanophotonic circuits. S2QUIP will take advantage of the recent emergence of 2DSMs to achieve an efficient and coherent spin-photon interface incorporated into complex on-chip quantum photonic circuits resulting in portable, low-power consumption and market-scalable quantum photonics technologies. The use of 2DSMs provides extraordinary advantages over traditional semiconductor materials previously employed, due to their atomically-flat nature and intrinsic physical properties. Single photon generation in visible wavelengths has recently been demonstrated with 2DSMs, paving the way for S2QUIP to generate entangled photon states at record rates that will unlock new quantum technologies.

The S2QUIP project has received founding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 820423.

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