Research Areas - (2) Mid-Infrared Gas Sensing (Quantum)

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Siddarth Koduru Joshi 🔗
University of Bristol 🔗
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Department(s)/lab(s): Electrical Engineering / QET Labs | Joshi Group (Bristol QET Labs) @ Bristol
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Siddarth Joshi's group works on satellite-based quantum key distribution, quantum information protocols, and chip-scale quantum technologies. Research: (1) QKD receiver miniaturization for satellites and CubeSats; (2) chip-scale quantum random number generation and single-photon detection; (3) quantum metrology and sensing with photonic chips. Part of EPSRC Quantum Communications Hub.

Gerard Wysocki 🔗
Princeton University 🔗
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Department(s)/lab(s): Electrical and Computer Engineering | Princeton University Laser Sensing Laboratory (Wysocki Group) @ Princeton
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Wysocki develops quantum-cascade-laser-based spectroscopic sensing systems, including external-cavity QCLs, dispersion spectroscopy, and mid-IR dual-comb spectrometers, that routinely reach fundamental quantum-noise detection limits for trace-gas sensing; applications span atmospheric/environmental monitoring, drone-based methane leak detection, industrial process control, and human breath-based metabolic/medical diagnostics.