Overall research theme: Quantum Information and Quantum Sensing
After the era of NISQ (Noise Intermediate-Scale Quantum) technology, quantum systems may be used in daily life applications and can provide new concepts of devices that are not possible from their classical counterparts. Our research focuses on quantum information and sensing based on solid-state spin qubits e.g. nitrogen-vacancy (NV) defect centers in diamond. The research uses experimental techniques developed in the field of quantum optics and condensed matter physics.
Quantum Information
Quantum Sensing
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Quantum information based on diamond spin qubits
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Quantum computer with multi-qubit
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Quantum control with external fields
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Quantum sensing of various fields
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Quantum imaging of solid-states and biomedical systems
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Advanced quantum sensing methodology
POSITIONS AVAILABLE!
We have openings for postdocs, graduate students and undergraduate students. Highly motivated persons are welcome. Contact Prof. Donghun Lee, donghun at korea.ac.kr for more information
Lab: 02-3290-3601
Office: 02-3290-3095
News
Recent Publications
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Donghun Lee and Jay Gupta, “Special Issue on Quantum Nanophotonics in Emerging Materials", Nanophotonics accepted (2019)
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Yoonsu Bae, Jiseoup Yu, Yeonseok Jung, Donghun Lee† and Dukhyun Choi†, “Cost-effective and High-throughput Plasmonic3 Interference Coupled Nanostructures by using Quasi4 uniform Anodic Aluminum Oxide”, Coatings 9(7), 420 (2019) † Co-corresponding authors