In this Perspective, we present that polariton modes hosted in two-dimensional (2D)
materials can be used to increase and control light–matter interactions at the nanoscale. We …

We introduce a photonic nanostructure made of two-dimensional materials that can lead to
non-Markovian dynamics in the spontaneous emission of a nearby quantum emitter …

Two-dimensional van der Waals heterostructures (vdWHs) are drawing growing interest in
the investigation of their valley polarization properties of localized excitons. However, most …

We propose a nanophotonic structure that gives high-degree quantum interference (QI) in
the spontaneous emission (SE) of a quantum emitter (QE) in conjunction with strong light …

We investigate the effect of coherence on the energy transfer between a donor and an
acceptor molecule located on opposite sides of a Mo S 2 nanodisk. We study the energy …

Spontaneous light emission is central to a vast range of physical systems and is a founding
pillar for the theory of light–matter interactions. In the presence of complex photonic media …

A theoretical investigation on electronic states in triangular MoS2 quantum dots of different
sizes is performed within density functional theory first‐principles formalism. Herein, the …

We present an effective modes theory for studying the strong light-matter interaction and
better understanding the non-Markovian dynamics of a quantum emitter (QE) coupled to two …

We investigate the Purcell factor and emission spectrum of a two-level quantum emitter
placed near a planar multilayer nanostructure composed of an ultrathin dielectric or noble …

We investigate the spontaneous emission dynamics of a two-level quantum emitter near a
transition-metal dichalcogenide layer, specifically, a tungsten disulfide (WS 2) layer. The …