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This project aims to advance the detection of microwave radiation at the single photon level using superconducting bolometers. By developing nanoscale thermal detectors, the research seeks to enhance sensitivity for applications in quantum technologies, including qubit readout and quantum thermodynamics.
Detecting microwave radiation, down to the single photon level, is a central challenge in modern quantum technologies.
In recent years, a promising route has been envisioned, largely inspired by an ubiquitous technique in high-energy photon detection: bolometry.
Its principle relies on energy dissipation of incident photons in a thermal detector, the temperature of which is monitored.
This calorimetric technique allows for single photon detection in the infrared band or above, but its applicatio…
INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE DE GRENOBLE
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Finland, Espoo
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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