Natural photosynthetic systems convert solar energy to chemical energy with an extremely
high efficiency. Synthetic chromophore arrays are promising models for understanding and …

The transport and capture of photo-induced electronic excitations is of fundamental interest
to the design of energy efficient quantum technologies and to the study of potential quantum …

In the study of optical properties of large atomic systems, a weak laser driving is often
assumed to simplify the system dynamics by linearly coupled equations. Here we investigate …

Photon-mediated dipole-dipole interactions arise from atom-light interactions, which are
universal and prevalent in a wide range of open quantum systems. This pairwise and long …

Suppressing the spontaneous emission in quantum emitters ensembles (atoms) is one of
the topical problems in quantum optics and quantum technology. While many approaches …

Arrays of coupled dipole emitters support collective single-and multiphoton states that can
preserve quantum excitations. One of the crucial characteristics of these states is the lifetime …

Subwavelength ring-shaped structures of quantum emitters exhibit outstanding radiation
properties and are useful for antennas, excitation transport, and storage. Taking inspiration …

Optical tweezer arrays have emerged as a key experimental platform for quantum
computation, quantum simulation, and quantum metrology, enabling unprecedented levels …

Cooperative effects such as super (sub) radiance in quantum systems arise from the
interplay among quantum emitters. While bright superradiant states have been extensively …

Chirality, or handedness, is a geometrical property denoting a lack of mirror symmetry.
Chirality is ubiquitous in nature and is associated with the nonreciprocal interactions …