Aug 13, 2024
A preprint of our work on optomechanics, together with experimentalists at the University of Vienna, is now available on arXiv
We show how entanglement between motions of two vibrating particles can be enhanced by modulation of their coupling strength:
July 15, 2024
Gadi Horovitz officially joins the group as a new MSc student. Welcome!
June 19, 2024 Despite the current situation in Israel, we continue to work. The first preprint from Jiaming Shi is now available here on arXiv
We predict new weird quantum states in arrays of multilevel atoms coupled to waveguides.
Jan 14, 2024 It now feels pretty eerie that the last news bit was written on October 6, 2023, just one day before the Hamas attack on Israel. Despite the ongoing wars, physics research with Dima, Jiaming, and Yuval is going on.
There is also a preprint of a new work with Serge Rosenblum and Barak Dayan on the role of quantum Zeno effect in single-photon nonlinearity and collective atom-photon interactions available here on arXiv.
Oct 6, 2023 Preprint of our work with Janet Zhong and Shanhui Fan on non-Hermitian skin effect is out on arXiv
Sep 11, 2023 Paper with Danil Kornovan on photon-photon correlations in waveguide QED and beyond is published in Phys. Rev. A
Sep 11, 2023 Yuval Mualem joins the group for the “Young researchers” ("״חוקיריםנ צעירים) project
with Yuval at the Rosh Hashana event
Sep 8, 2023 Paper on two-photon pulses in waveguide QED with Ekaterina Vlasiuk, former master student from St. Petersburg, is published in Phys. Rev. A
Aug 20, 2023 Visit from a former master student from Canberra Janet Zhong, now doing PhD in Stanford
Aug 17, 2023 Paper with Egor Vyatkin and with Alexander Poshakinskiy on dynamical Casimir effect in waveguide QED is published in Phys. Rev. A
Aug 8, 2023 One more work with Alexander Poshakinskiy on two-photon states in waveguide QED is published in Phys. Rev. A
July 31, 2023 Two Master students, Jiaming Shi and Dmitro Kiselov, join the group. Big welcome!
July 13, 2023 The work on “Quantum vortices of strongly interacting photons” in Science, done in Ofer Firstenberg’s lab at Weizmann, with some theoretical support by AP, is officially published!