Atomically thin single-photon emitters

Atomically thin single-photon emitters TMD-based single-photon sources for quantum photonics (TuneTMD) focuses on developing atomically thin single-photon emitters for optical quantum information processing. Its aim is to uncover the physical mechanisms be-hind these emitters while improving both their fabrication and their optical performance. So far, the project has estab-lished a deterministic and reproducible fabrication process, provided a clear experimental pathway to low-noise and resolution-limited emission, and demonstrated the advantages of advanced excitation schemes. It has also expanded the usable emission range toward the near-infrared while achieving state-of-the-art indistinguishability for this materi-al platform. Looking ahead, the goal is to integrate these emitters with other TMD-based optical components to move toward a fully functioning, on-chip quantum optical network.

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The Project Repository Journal
Published
2026-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.54050/prj2624598
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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Atomically thin single-photon emitters

Paweł Wyborski, Athanasios Paralikis, Battulga Munkhbat, Pietro Metuh
The Project Repository Journal
Quantum Information and Cryptography
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Atomically thin single-photon emitters

Paweł Wyborski, Athanasios Paralikis, Battulga Munkhbat, Pietro Metuh
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Abstract

Atomically thin single-photon emitters TMD-based single-photon sources for quantum photonics (TuneTMD) focuses on developing atomically thin single-photon emitters for optical quantum information processing. Its aim is to uncover the physical mechanisms be-hind these emitters while improving both their fabrication and their optical performance. So far, the project has estab-lished a deterministic and reproducible fabrication process, provided a clear experimental pathway to low-noise and resolution-limited emission, and demonstrated the advantages of advanced excitation schemes. It has also expanded the usable emission range toward the near-infrared while achieving state-of-the-art indistinguishability for this materi-al platform. Looking ahead, the goal is to integrate these emitters with other TMD-based optical components to move toward a fully functioning, on-chip quantum optical network.

The Project Repository JournalVol. 26(1)
Technical University of Denmark (DK)
European Commission
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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