Spatially encoded telecoms and quantum technologies using spin-enabled all-optical switching - Spin Space
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Essex
Department Name: Computer Sci and Electronic Engineering
Abstract
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Publications
Li N
(2018)
Mapping bifurcation structure and parameter dependence in quantum dot spin-VCSELs.
in Optics express
Adams M
(2018)
Algebraic expressions for the polarisation response of spin-VCSELs
in Semiconductor Science and Technology
Adams MJ
(2019)
High-frequency dynamics of evanescently-coupled nanowire lasers.
in Scientific reports
Harbord E
(2019)
Confined Tamm optical states coupled to quantum dots in a photoconductive detector
in Applied Physics Letters
Cemlyn B
(2019)
Polarization Responses of a Solitary and Optically Injected Vertical Cavity Spin Laser
in IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics
Vaughan M
(2019)
Stability Boundaries in Laterally-Coupled Pairs of Semiconductor Lasers
in Photonics
Vaughan M
(2020)
Dynamics of Laterally-Coupled Pairs of Spin-VCSELs
in IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics
Vaughan M
(2020)
Dynamics of laterally-coupled pairs of spin-VCSELs
Vaughan M
(2021)
The Overlap Factor Model of Spin-Polarised Coupled Lasers
in Photonics
Description | The impact of this work is recorded against grant ref EP/M024156/1 |
First Year Of Impact | 2022 |
Sector | Digital/Communication/Information Technologies (including Software) |
Impact Types | Economic |
Description | coupled nanowire lasers |
Organisation | University of Strathclyde |
Department | Institute of Photonics |
Country | United Kingdom |
Sector | Academic/University |
PI Contribution | Our published work on the dynamics mutually coupled VCSELs done under our spin SPINSPACE project led to discussions about whether the same tools and techniques could be applied to the case of optically coupled nanowire lasers which is being studied at Strathclyde. We worked together to model the dynamics of example nanowire laser cases, and that has led to a publication (under review) and to a grant application which is in preparation. |
Collaborator Contribution | Strathclyde modelling the optical properties of mutually coupled nano wire lasers. Essex application of tools as techniques to study the dynamics of coupled devices |
Impact | Publication which is under review. Grant application which is in preparation. |
Start Year | 2018 |