Quantum Plasmonics
2015, Mar 08 -- Mar 14
Organizers:
F.J. Garcia-Vidal (U. Autonoma de Madrid)
L. Martín Moreno (ICMA, CSIC - U. Zaragoza)
S. Bozhevolnyi (U. of Southern Denmark)
Welcome | |
Coupling molecular mechanics to surface plasmons. | |
T. Ebbesen | |
Polariton condensation in organic semiconductors. | |
S. Kena-Cohen | |
Transport and harvesting of excitons mediated by strong coupling. | |
J. Feist | |
Light-matter interactions in quantum plasmonic lattices. | |
P. Torma | |
Microcavity plexcitons: Far-field coupling of plasmons and excitons. | |
K. Lindfors | |
Theoretical formalism for multi-photon quantum transport in nanophotonic structures | |
S. Fan | |
Quantum photonics with emitters in metal-semiconductor nanostructures. | |
T. Babinec | |
Quantum transport of few photons in waveguides: many-body, strong and ultrastrong effects. | |
E. Sánchez-Burillo | |
Multi-atom stimulated Raman adiabatic passage mediated by plasmons. | |
B. Rousseaux | |
Long range non-radiative energy transfer between two fluorescent emitters. | |
V. Krachmalnicoff |
Quantum-Dot Plasmonics. | |
D. Norris | |
Defects in diamond: light matter interface for solid state spin qubits. | |
F. Jelezko | |
Controlled interaction of single NV centers with surface plasmons | |
R. Quidant | |
Coupling Nitrogen-vacancy centres to plasmonic structures. | |
U. Andersen | |
Antenna-coupled tunnel junctions. | |
L. Novotny | |
Transducing Electrons and Photons in Electrically-Contacted Tunneling Optical Gap Antennas. | |
A. Bouhelier | |
Quantum effects in the plasmonic response of nanogaps. | |
J. Aizpurua | |
Towards Robust Correlated Measurements of Dynamic Plasmonic Gaps in the Sub-nm Regime. | |
A. Sanders | |
Electrically-driven optical antennas. | |
R. Kullock |
Very large enhancements of spontaneous emission using plasmonic nanoantennas. | |
V. Sandoghdar | |
Metamaterial-enhanced | |
V. Shalaev | |
Quantum optics based on sub-wavelengh localization of light. | |
M. Lukin | |
Nonlocal plasmonic response in noble metal and graphene nanostructures. | |
N. Mortensen | |
Electrically controllable light-matter coupling with erbium and graphene. | |
Klaas-Jan Tielrooij | |
Quantum plasmonic excitation in graphene and robust-to-loss state propagation. | |
Changhyoup Lee | |
Gap plasmon induced enhancement of excitonic emission from graphene oxide quantum dots | |
Arup Neogi | |
Topologically protected plasmons and excitons | |
Joel Yuen-Zhou | |
Large suppression of quantum fluctuations of light from a single emitter by an optical nanostructure. | |
M. Agio | |
Resonant coupling of individual quantum emitters and localized surface plasmons. | |
S. Bozhevolnyi | |
Molecular electronic plasmonics | |
C. Nijhuis | |
Poster session | |
Active Surface Plasmon Photonics. | |
P. Berini | |
Ultimate limits of plasmonic enhancement. | |
J. Kurgin | |
Lasing in plasmonic periodic, aperiodic, and disordered systems. | |
F. Koenderink | |
Polarized Tamm plasmon laser. | |
Joel Bellessa | |
Controlling radiation reaction in a coupled nanoantenna-microcavity system. | |
E. Verhagen | |
Quantum information processing with atoms coupled to waveguides and cavities. | |
A. Sorensen | |
Cold atoms nanophotonics: a platform for quantum simulation and information. | |
A.Gonzalez-Tudela | |
Strong coupling between individual plasmonic nanoparticles and molecular excitons. | |
T. Shegai | |
Efficient Emission and Directional Nanoscale Guiding of Single Photons Based on Excitation of Gap Surface Plasmons | |
H. Lian |
Approaching the quantum limit for metal nanoparticle plasmonics. | |
Garnett W. Bryant | |
Quantum optics with surface plasmons. | |
J. J. Greffet | |
First-Principles View of Quantum Plasmonic and Electronic Transport | |
P. Narang | |
Chiral interaction of light and matter in confined geometries | |
A. Rauschenbeutel |