Cheers to Patrick Cameron who is moving back to University of Glasgow Extreme Light for the final sprint of his PhD thesis. Your time with us in Paris @insp_umr7588 truly memorable! Tu vas nous manquer!

I have a PhD opening (Oct. 2024), with various projects in ultrafast spectroscopy & materials chemistry. If you want to play with lasers & exploring the quantum world/unique materials in a collaborative team - this is for you!  Please spread the word/RT!! tinyurl.com/2p8da9pm

New preprint out: 'Tutorial: Shaping the Spatial Correlations of Entangled Photon Pairs' arxiv.org/abs/2402.07667, with Patrick Cameron @baptistecourme Daniele Faccio - @insp_umr7588 Lab. Kastler Brossel Extreme Light School of Physics & Astronomy, Uni. of Glasgow

New in Science Magazine: Adaptive optical imaging with entangled photons science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…, with Patrick Cameron Baptiste Courme Chloé Vernière Raj Pandya Daniele Faccio - @insp_umr7588 UofG PhysAstro University of Glasgow Lab. Kastler Brossel Cavendish Laboratory CNRS Physique Sorbonne Université #ScienceResearch

The unique properties of quantum physics could help solve a problem that prevents microscopes from producing sharper images at the smallest scales, new research from School of Physics & Astronomy, Uni. of Glasgow, Extreme Light and Sorbonne Université suggests. Read more: gla.ac/48Kbj5N

New preprint out: Hiding images in quantum correlations. arxiv.org/abs/2403.05166, with Chloé Vernière - Paris Institute of Nanosciences Sorbonne Université CNRS Physique - Quantum Imaging team quantumimagingparis.fr

Exciting spotlight in LeMonde on our recent quantum imaging research! Le Monde Le Monde Sciences

A novel approach to optical imaging using the correlations between entangled photons can be used to correct aberrations in a microscopy system without the need for a “guide star,” researchers report in Science. scim.ag/6ck

A novel approach to optical imaging using the correlations between entangled photons can be used to correct aberrations in a microscopy system without the need for a “guide star,” researchers report in Science. scim.ag/6f8

🎉Congratulations🎉 to Dr. Patrick Cameron Patrick Cameron on succesfully defending his PhD thesis at School of Physics & Astronomy, Uni. of Glasgow Extreme Light ! Wishing you continued success in your academic journey and beyond!

Researchers harness the properties of quantum physics to measure distortions in microscopy images and produce sharper images. ow.ly/fpX950R6jjX

New tutorial paper out in JPhys Photonics: Shaping the spatial correlations of entangled photon pairs doi.org/10.1088/2515-7…, with Patrick Cameron Baptiste Courme Daniele Faccio UofG PhysAstro University of Glasgow Lab. Kastler Brossel CNRS Physique Sorbonne Université

🎓 PhD Opportunities with Structured Photons - If interested in working in our lab in experimental quantum photonics, check out the announcements here 🔗 lnkd.in/duWGdBHf #PhD #Research #QuantumScience #Photonics

Our new paper, "Large-scale spin-orbit photonic circuits in two dimensions,” is now available on arXiv. We explore structured media as compact photonic circuits, offering prospects for the manipulation of multi-mode states of light. ➡️ doi.org/10.48550/arXiv…

In 1971 Zel’dovich proposed that a rotating metallic or absorbing cylinder will amplify light with angular momentum if the cylinder rotates faster than the light oscillation frequency. That condition made it impossible to see…until today rdcu.be/dL5K7

📣 The 11th International Conference on Quantum Simulation and Quantum Walks - QSQW2025 - will be held on January 14-17, 2025, in Naples, Italy. Please visit the website for more info. Looking forward to meeting you in Naples!🔗slam.unina.it/qsqw2025/

Here I am introducing to Peter Kyle , SoS DSIT, our Daniele Faccio Jack Radford future brain scanning collaborations as part of QuSIT, the newly announced Quantum hub for Sensing, Imaging and Timing. University of Glasgow UofG SciEng UofGARC QuantIC

New in Physical Review Letters : Hiding Images in Quantum Correlations journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/1… , with Chloé Vernière CNRS Physique Sorbonne Université American Physical Society

Last Wednesday, we hosted the first Quantum Imaging Paris seminar with great talks from PhD students & postdocs from our group and Complex Media Optics Lab. Big thanks to Prof. Valentina Parigi for her talk on multimode optics from @mqo_lkb. Looking forward to more collaborations!

🎓 PhD Positions in Experimental Quantum Photonics 📌 If you're interested, please send a cover letter, CV, and references. ⏳ Application deadline approaching soon. 🔗 Learn More and Apply slam.unina.it/slam/join-our-…