Collaborators and Sponsors

Collaborators:

We are fortunate to work with many excellent researchers across the world.  A partial list of recent collaborators is below; while only the Principal Investigator names are listed, they of course represent groups composed of outstanding students and postdocs that are the true engine behind all of the work.

Nonlinear Nanophotonics

David Long, Vladimir Aksyuk, Daron Westly and Gregory Simelgor (NIST Gaithersburg)
Scott Papp, Matthew Hummon, John Kitching, Richard Mirin, and Scott Diddams (NIST Boulder)
Curtis Menyuk (UMBC)
Daniel Blumenthal (UCSB)
Yanne Chembo (UMD)
Avik Dutt (UMD)
Mohammad Hafezi (UMD)
Miro Erkintalo (University of Auckland, NZ)
Sean Kryzewski, Robert Rockmore, Brian Kasch (AFRL)
John Bowers (UCSB)
Mohammad Soltani (Raytheon BBN Technologies)

Integrated Quantum Photonics

Marcelo Davanco and Joshua Pomeroy (NIST Gaithersburg)
Luca Sapienza (University of Cambridge, UK)
Daniel Blumenthal (UCSB)
Vikas Anant (Photon Spot, CA)
Jin Liu (Sun-Yat Sen University, CN)
Dirk Englund (MIT)
Stephan Reitzenstein (TU Berlin, GE)
Jin Dong Song (KIST, KR)
Varun Verma, Richard Mirin, and Sae Woo Nam (NIST Boulder)

Nanoscale electro/optomechanical transducers 

Krishna Coimbatore Balram (University of Bristol, UK)
Simon Groeblacher (TU Delft, NL)
John Davis (University of Alberta, CA)
Thomas Purdy (University of Pittsburgh)
Jacob Taylor (NIST Gaithersburg)
Emil Zeuthen (University of Copenhagen, DK)
 

Sponsors:

We are fortunate to receive support from NIST (Microsystems and Nanotechnology Division, the NIST on-a-chip program, and the Director's Office), DARPA (MESO, DODOS, ACES, APHI, LUMOS, and SAVaNT programs), AFRL (SDCP program), and the Laboratory for Physical Science and Army Research Office (CQTS program).