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Microoptics Conference

Introductory Talk: “How Can Integrated Photonics Boost Quantum Technology?”

Satoshi Iwamoto

Published Sep 24, 2023• 0 citations
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Abstract

Micro optics and integrated photonics are now playing key roles in the development of quantum photonic technologies. In this introductory talk, by quickly reviewing the contents of the following talks, I will briefly discuss the potential of micro optics and integrated photonics in advanced quantum photonics technologies.
DOI
10.23919/moc58607.2023.10302867

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