EQEP
Engineering of Quantum Emitter Properties
Engineering of Quantum Emitter Properties
The aim of the workshop is to bring together leading and young researchers working in the highly engaging field of solid-state quantum emitters including semiconductor quantum dots, organic molecules, defect centres and two-dimensional materials. It provides the right opportunities to stimulate interactive exchanges and research collaborations on broad topics such as light-matter interactions and nanospectroscopy, novel methods to control cavity-quantum emitter interaction, strategies for efficient light extraction from solid state emitters, theoretical methods to simulate quantum dynamics, and recent developments in quantum light generation from solid-state materials.
This workshop, which started in 2013 and is held every year, has evolved into a seminal event within the academic community, widely recognized as a key reference point for researchers seeking to engage with the latest developments, share innovative findings, and foster scholarly collaboration in the field. The active participation of industrial partners has further enriched discussions, driving the translation of theoretical advancements into practical applications and innovations.
The workshop is now in its 12th edition and it will be will be held at the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (CNRS, University Paris-Saclay), Palaiseau, France and organized by Pascale Senellart.
EQEP 2026 in Palaiseau on the 10-11/12/2026
Pascale Senellart (organizer of the EQEP 2026) with Jean-Michel Gerard (organizer of the last workshop in 2025) and Rinaldo Trotta (organizer of the 1st workshop in 2013)
Jean-Michel Gerard (organizer of the EQEP 2025) with Gregor Weihs (organizer of the last workshop in 2024) and Rinaldo Trotta (organizer of the 1st workshop in 2013)