Luca Marseglia Ph.D.
Research
Diamond Integrated Technology - (DITECH)
My research is focused on creating integrated structures in diamond to couple to the light emitted from colour centres, with the aim of building new devices for the quantum era.Colour centres in diamond arise from the replacement of a carbon atom in the diamond lattice with another element in the periodic table. While these defects are quite stable in the diamond bandgap, it is possible to excite them to a higher energy state by applying external light from which they will eventually relax by emitting a single photon, making them a very promising candidate for Single Photon Source (SPS) applications
- Office:
- Room: 26-351
- Mailing address:
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Quantum Engineering Group
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
32 Vassar Street
MA 02139 Cambridge
U.S.A.
- Contact:
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lucamars@mit.edu (work)
marseglia78@gmail.com (permanent)- Tel.: ++1 857-210-5116