We study the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics and its implications for sensing applications, such as optical imaging, interferometry, spectroscopy, optomechanical sensing, gravitational-wave detection, and magnetometry.
Our group is housed in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore. We are also affiliated with the Computational Nanoelectronics and Nanodevices Laboratory (CNNL) and the Department of Physics.
Before you ask, we are NOT affiliated with the Centre for Quantum Technologies.
Theory Postdoc Position Available [until filled]
Reference List on Quantum Superresolution
Review Paper [Contemp. Phys. 60, 279 (2019); arXiv PDF]
Members
Principal Investigator
Postdocs
- Luo Qi (co-supervised with Minghui Hong and Aaron Danner)
- Lianwei Chen (co-supervised with Minghui Hong and Aaron Danner)
- Wei Wang (co-supervised with Pakorn Kanchanawong)
Graduate Students
- Kenneth Ng (co-supervised with Aaron Danner)
Former Students
- Shilin Ng (Ph.D. in Physics, 2013-17)
- Shan Zheng Ang (Ph.D. in ECE, 2012-16)
- Soham Sataparno Saha (M.Eng. in ECE, co-supervised with Aaron Danner, 2013-15)
- Dan Li (M.Sc. in Physics, 2013-15)
Former Postdocs and Researchers
- Sam Barnett (co-supervised with Pakorn Kanchanawong, 2019)
- Ranjith Nair (2012-18)
- Xiao-Ming Lu (2014-16)
- Shibdas Roy (2015-16)
- Cong Son Ho (co-supervised with Mansoor B. A. Jalil, 2014-16)
- HL Dao (research engineer, 2014-15)
- Alex Crosse (2014-15)
- Sumei Huang (2013-15)
- Deng Jun (co-supervised with Aaron Danner, 2014-15)
- Davide Girolami (2013-14)
- Adam Zaman Chaudhry (2013-14)
- Andy Chia (2012)
- Brent Yen (2012)
Visitors
- Claude Fabre (Kastler-Brossel Laboratory, Jan 31, 2018)
- Ian Petersen (UNSW@ADFA, May 26, 2015)
- Michael Walter (ETH Zürich, Dec 6, 2013)
- Michael Taylor (University of Queensland, Jul 8-10, 2013)
- Kurt Jacobs (University of Massachusetts Boston, Jun 17-Jul 10, 2013)
- Howard Wiseman (Griffith University, Nov 12-13, 2012)
- Michèle Heurs (Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Feb 20-23, 2012)