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PhD student Rachel, in front of a poster of herself at the Impact Conference in Cardiff today. Congratulations to Rachel on being voted 'best talk of the day'. We have been to Milan for the first in person meeting of the #LasIonDef project. Cardiff 's 2 early career researchers had the chance to meet their collaborators for the first time. Many thanks to Prof Shane Eaton for leading the project, hosting the meeting, and the Campari! Today marks 4 years of working in Wales. It has flown by, despite world changing events. Sometimes it has been tough, but I think we are now in a good position to do some interesting research in the next 4 years. (partial) group outing to the coast, walking from Barrybados to Rhoose. We are hiring! New postdoc position available in my group for 2.5 years in the first instance. The role will work on two projects involving quantum photonic integrated circuits (an Innovate UK project with 3 industry partners) and semiconductor quantum light sources (an EPSRC project). If you are interested please read more about it at NatureCareers (search Cardiff) https://lnkd.in/gb4SRVPu or apply directly at https://lnkd.in/gTAg9zxr. Closing date 6th October. #hiring #engineering #semiconductor #quantumtechnology #quantumphysics #cardiff #postdoc #postdocposition #postdocjobs #optics #photonics Welcome to Bilge and Yanzhao, who have joined our group in Cardiff University this month. Both are funded by the LasIonDef EU training network for 3 years to work on novel methods of creating and controlling quantum light sources. We have been using a thermal light source to test our new analysis software for photon counting experiments. This is a rather pretty first plot from the code. It shows the source is 6 times more likely to emit three photons at the same time, than it is to emit three photons at different times. A tiny optical resonator almost 7 microns in height, manufactured by my group with the help of the Institute for Compound Semiconductors. The new tuneable and pulsed laser is installed!

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