Our aim is to advance the theory and understanding of the quantum phyiscs of light-matter interactions, both for the study of fundamental phenomena and as a novel resource for the emerging field of quantum technology. While light-matter interactions at the single-emitter level (e.g. single atom) have been studied extensively achieving a great deal of control, much less is known about many-emitter, collective quantum optical responses, relevant to a variety of physical systems. The latter, collective phenomena and their underlying dipole-dipole interactions, are at the focus of our studies, and may entail many possibilities in quantum optical science and technology.
For more quantum physics with atomic, molecular, and optical systems, see AMOS @ Weizmann.
