Welcome to Hosseini Lab
Our group research focuses on the central theme of light-atom interaction and its crucial role in quantum optical communication and sensing. We explore various research directions within this field, including: 1) Cooperative interaction of light with periodic arrays of ions in nano- or micro-photonic structures. 2) Quantum light generation and storage utilizing atoms in cryogenic solids or at room temperature. 3) Enhanced sensing and imaging techniques through the integration of optomechanical, quantum optical, and atomic systems.
Recent Publications
• Haechan An et al. “Enhanced Imaging of Electronic Hot Spots Using Quantum Squeezed Light”, arXiv:2403.15345 [quant-ph] (2024).
• Yisheng Lei, Haechan An, Zongfeng Li, Mahdi Hosseini, “Machine-Learning-Enhanced Quantum Optical Storage in Solids”, arXiv:2404.04200 [quant-ph] (2024).
• Quantum Communication: The Physical Layer Of Future Optical Networks, By Mahdi Hosseini, World Scientific, ISBN-13: 9789811279058, doi:10.1142/13490 (2023).
• Yisheng Lei, Faezeh Kimiaee, Tian Zhong, Alexander Kuzmich, Christoph Simon and Mahdi Hosseini, “Quantum Optical Memory for Entanglement Distribution”, Optica, 10, 1511-1528 (2023).
• Trevor Kling and Mahdi Hosseini, “Characteristics of 1D ordered arrays of optical centers in solid-state photonics”, J. of Physics: Photonics (2023).