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Andrei Faraon

William L. Valentine Professor of Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering; Undergraduate and Graduate Option Representative for Applied Physics

Research interests: solid state quantum optics, and nano-photonics

Overview

Faraon's research interests are in solid state quantum optics and nano-photonics. Applications include quantum information processing, on-chip optical signal processing at ultra-low power levels, energy efficient sensors, bio-photonics.

Related News

Multiplexing Entanglement in a Quantum Network
Moore Foundation Names Andrei Faraon 2023 Experimental Physics Investigator
Evolving and 3D Printing New Nanoscale Optical Devices
Newly Observed Effect Makes Atoms Transparent to Certain Frequencies of Light
Chaining Atoms Together Yields Quantum Storage
Advancing Future Quantum Science Efforts
Tiny Optical Cavity Could Make Quantum Networks Possible
"Folded" Optical Devices Manipulate Light in a New Way
Caltech Awarded Federal Funding for Quantum Research
Professor Faraon Receives Adolph Lomb Medal
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Publications

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Related Courses

2023-24
APh/EE 130 – Electromagnetic Theory for Photonic Devices
APh/Ph 138 ab – Quantum Hardware and Techniques
2022-23
APh/EE 130 – Electromagnetic Theory
APh/Ph 138 ab – Quantum Hardware and Techniques
2021-22
APh/EE 130 – Electromagnetic Theory
APh/Ph 138 ab – Quantum Hardware and Techniques
2020-21
APh/Ph 138 ab – Quantum Hardware and Techniques
APh/EE 23 – Demonstration Lectures in Classical and Quantum Photonics
APh/EE 24 – Introductory Optics and Photonics Laboratory