Ph.D. student Colin Vendromin’s paper entitled, Optimization of a lossy microring resonator system for the generation of quadrature-squeezed states, has been published in Physical Review A (Phys. Rev. A 102, 023705 (2020)). This is Colin’s first paper. Congratulations Colin!
Dylan Van Eeden joined the group in May 2020 as an Accelerated M.Sc. student. Dylan is working on quantum optics in coupled-cavity photonic crystal system. Welcome Dylan!
Welcome to Ari Boon, who joined the group in September 2020 as a M.Sc. Student. Ari will be working on the nonlinear response of graphene to THz and/or optical fields.
M.Sc. student, Alex Friedlan, has just had his paper, Valley-polarization in biased bilayer graphene using circularly polarized light, published in Physical Review B (Phys. Rev. B 103, 075414 (2021) (arXiv:2010.15305 [cond-mat.mes-hall])). This is Alex’s first publication. Congratulations!
Ph.D. student Colin Vendromin's paper entitled, Continuous-variable entanglement in a two-mode lossy cavity: An analytic solution, has been published in Physical Review A (Phys. Rev. A 103, 022418 (2021)). This is Colin's second paper. Congratulations Colin!
Alex defended his M.A.Sc. thesis, Valley polarization in biased bilayer graphene using circularly-polarized light, on May 21 and passed with flying colours! Best wishes to Alex, who will be starting his Ph.D. in the fall at the University of Toronto.
Congratulations to Roozbeh on the publication of his work on N-doped graphene in Phys. Rev. B!
Postdoctoral fellow, Roozbeh Anvari, has just had his paper, The impact of nitrogen doping on the linear and nonlinear terahertz response of graphene, published in Physical Review B ( Phys. Rev. B 104, 155402 (2021) (arXiv:2106.06119 [cond-mat.mes-hall]).
PhD Candidate
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Dylan is an PhD candidate in theoretical and computational applied physics. His research interests include nonlinear quantum optics and integrated photonics. He is presently studying the generation of entangled two-mode squeezed states of light in photonic crystal systems. He earned his Bachelor’s of Applied Science in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University in 2021.
MSc Candidate
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Ari is an MSc candidate studying physics at Queen's University, and graduated with a BSc from Lakehead University in 2020. He is currently researching the nonlinear optics of strained graphene using theoretical and computational methods.
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Parvin Navaeipour received her Ph.D. in Physics from Queen’s University in 2019. During her Ph.D. in Dr. Marc Dignam’s group, she worked on the nonlinear response of Graphene to THz radiation. She is currently a Mitacs Postdoctoral fellow in the group working on Liquid Crystals on Silicon with Lumentum Inc. Her interests and directions are focused on optical devices, telecommunication, and 2D materials nonlinear responses. Additionally, she likes to spend her free time playing tennis, hiking and wood carving.
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