Talks for the conference.

Quantum Nanophotonics

2019, Mar 17 -- Mar 23

Organizers:
S. Bozhevolnyi (U. of Southern Denmark)
F.J. Garcia-Vidal (U. Autonoma de Madrid)
L. Martín Moreno (ICMA, CSIC - U. Zaragoza)

Monday, March 18

13:30-14:40	Registration

14:45-15:00	Welcome

15:00-15:35	Defeating the Dark Exciton in Perovskite Nanocrystals for Super-Bright Quantum Emitters
	D. Norris
15:35-16:10	Interfacing photons and spins using colour centres in diamond
	F. Jelezko
16:10-16:35	Nanophotonics platform for cavity QED with diamond nanocrystals
	H. Siampour
16:35-17:10	Spin-entangled triplets and harvesting quintets using strong coupling
	J. Clark
17:35-18:10	Vibrational dynamics deep in the quantum regime
	C. Galland
18:10-18:45	Vibrational molecular spectroscopy in plasmonic cavities
	J. Aizpurua
18:45-19:10	Tuning excited state relaxation processes of organic molecules by strong coupling between light and matter
	K. Börjesson
19:10-19:35	Cavity-modified ground-state chemical reactivity
	C. Climent
19:35-20:00	Controlling the photochemical reaction by strong coupling to plasmonic nanoantennas
	B. Munkhbat

Tuesday, March 19

15:00-15:35	Efficient Light Collection from Solid-State Emitters in Diamond and 2D- Materials
	O. Benson
15:35-16:10	Devices based on polariton quantum fluids
	D. Ballarini
16:10-16:35	Quantum Dot Plasmonic Lattice Laser
	J. M. Winkler
16:35-17:00	Comparative plasmonic waveguide design for nanoscale lasing and four- wave mixing.
	S. Palomba
17:25-17:50	Collective and near-field coupling in 3D waveguide QED with frequency and time-domain resolved spectroscopy
	M.L. Juan
17:50-18:25	Non-linear and non-perturbative mid-infrared polaritonics
	S. De Liberato
18:25-18:50	Nonlinear Quantum Optics in Nanophotonic Waveguides
	H. Zoubi
18:50-19:15	Active polaritonic metamaterials
	K. Chevrier
19:15-19:50	Unveiling nonlocal response in plasmonic nanostructure
	A. Mortensen
19:50-20:10	Impact of nonlocality, electron spill-out and tunneling on optical properties of metallic nanoshell and core-shell structures
	M. Khalid

Wednesday, March 20

09:00-09:35	Organic Quantum Integrated Devices
	C. Toninelli
09:35-10:10	Probing high-Q modes with plasmonic confinement in nanoantenna- cavity hybrids with quantum dots
	F. Koenderink
10:10-10:35	Superfluorescence from lead halide perovskite quantum dot superlattices
	M. A. Becker
11:00-11:25	Quantum emitters in ultrastrong waveguide QED
	D. Zueco
11:25-11:50	Gauge ambiguities in QED: Jaynes-Cummings physics remains valid in the ultrastrong coupling regime
	A. Stokes
11:50-12:15	Correlated photon emission and entanglement generation by an atom pair in a waveguide
	F. V. Pepe
12:15-12:40	Canonical construction of quantum plasmonics for finite nanostructures
	V. Dorier
12:40-13:05	A novel second quantization scheme for open and dissipative nanophotonic systems
	M. Müller
15:30-16:05	Topological nanophotonics with gapped Dirac materials
	F. Koppens
16:05-16:30	Topological Nanophotonics
	V. Giannini
16:30-16:55	Polariton anomalous Hall effect in transition-metal dichalcogenides
	L. Chiroli
16:55-17:20	Chiral emission into nanophotonic resonators
	D. Martín-Cano
17:20-20:15	Poster session

Thursday, March 21

15:00-15:35	Quantum Dot Nuclear Spins: From Nuisance to Resource
	M. Atature
15:35-16:10	Organic Molecules coming of Age in Quantum Optics
	V. Sandoghdar
16:10-16:35	Electrical readout of coherently driven single NV diamond electron spins: towards scalable room temperature qubits
	M. Nesladek
16:35-17:00	Unidirectional launching of femtosecond surface plasmon pulses by second harmonic generation
	S. G. Rodrigo
17:25-17:50	Electrical control of lifetime-limited quantum emitters using 2D materials
	C. Ciancico
17:50-18:15	A Planar Optical Antenna for Color Centers in Diamond
	P. Fuchs
18:15-18:40	Strain control of silicon-vacancy centers in diamond nanophotonic devices
	S. Bogdanovic
18:40-19:15	Quantum Levitodynamics
	L. Novotny
19:15-19:40	New regimes of light-matter interaction in levitated nanoparticles
	C. Gonzalez- Ballestero
19:40-20:05	Tailoring Casimir-Polder interactions in nanophotonic systems: Collective effects in Casimir Polder forces
	K. Sinha

Friday, March 22

09:00-09:35	Plasmonic hot carriers: Determining their energy and spatial locations, and using them for bridging top-down and bottom-up nanofabrication
	S. Maier
09:35-10:10	Quantum optics in structured photonic environments
	A. Gonzalez- Tudela
10:10-10:45	Theory and applications of quasinormal modes for classical and quantum nanophotonics
	S. Hughes
11:05-11:40	Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics in the non-perturbative regime
	P. Rabl
11:40-12:15	Excitation of Various Plasmonic Waveguide Modes by Single Photon Emitters
	S. Kumar
12:15-12:50	Bose-Einstein condensation and K-point lasing in plasmonic lattices
	P. Torma
12:50-13:25	Seeing an atom where it is not
	J.Volz

This session has received financial support from the following institutions: