Description
The investigation of quantum phenomena in nanophotonics systems may lead to new scales of quantum complexity and constitutes the starting point for developing photonic technologies that deliver quantum-enhanced performances in real-world situations. This ambition demands new physical insight as well as cutting-edge engineering, with an interdisciplinary approach and a view towards how such groundbreaking technologies may be implemented and commercialized. The Action aims at promoting and coordinating forefront research in nanoscale quantum optics (NQO) through a competitive and organized network, which will define new and unexplored pathways for deploying quantum technologies in nanophotonics devices within the European research area. The main vision is to establish a fruitful and successful interaction among scientists and engineers from academia, research centers and industry, focusing on quantum science & technology, nanoscale optics & photonics, and materials science. The Action will address fundamental challenges in NQO, contribute to the discovery of novel phenomena and define new routes for applications in information & communication technology, sensing & metrology, and energy efficiency. Gathering a critical mass of experts the Action will serve as a platform in NQO and as such it will cooperate with industry and academia to promote innovation and education in a forefront research field.
Action keywords
light-matter interaction - nanoscale optics and photonics - quantum science and technology - quantum and nonlinear optics - nanostructured and advanced functional materials.
Parties
Action Leadership Positions
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| Action Chair | |
| Action Vice-Chair | |
| Grant Holder Scientific Representative | |
| STSM Coordinator | |
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Management Committee
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| Bosnia and Herzegovina | |
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| Türkiye | |
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COST Near Neighbour Countries
| Institution Name | MC Observer |
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| Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology | |
| State Engineering University of Armenia | |
| ITMO University | |
| Lebedev Physical Institute | |
| Lebedev Physical Institute | |
| Lebedev Physical Institute | |
| Lebedev Physical Institute | |
| Russian-Armenian University |
COST International Partner Countries
| Institution Name | MC Observer |
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| University of the Witwatersrand | |
| Nanyang Technological University | |
| Tata Institute of Fundamental Research | |
| University of North Carolina at Charlotte | |
| Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University | |
| Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University | |
| Beijing Computational Science Research Center | |
| RMIT University | |
| University of Toronto | |
| Australian National University |