Emergent Photonics LaboratoryThe Emergent Photonics Lab is a fertile research environment at the University of Sussex focused on the "emergent" photonic properties in complex nonlinear optical systems. The lab presently hosts the work of 17 researchers directed by Alessia Pasquazi and Marco Peccianti, the lab founders. In particular, the research staff now consists of three Post Doctoral researchers, seven PhD students and seven undergraduate research students. Research interests are split into two major directions, on integrated nonlinear photonic systems and their application in quantum technologies and in cutting edge Terahertz science. Emergent Photonics Laboratory (EPic), Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Pevensey 2 4A20. External Project-Specific Websites:
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OSA Student ChapterThe Emergent Photonics Lab supports the established Optical Society of America Student Chapter at the University of Sussex. In collaboration with the Quantum Talks, short weekly seminars have been organised to encourage collaboration between research groups. We welcome both internal and external students or staff who are interested in presenting, you can subscribe to the Quantum Talks here. Funding From:
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11 Nov 2021Position for Postdoctoral Research FellowAn exciting position is available for a Postdoctoral Research fellow in the EPic research group. We welcome talented candidates to apply. Click here for a detailed advertisement or contact Prof Alessia Paquazi. For more detailed information about our team and projects, please read here.
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