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most citedC-band 160 Gbs-1 Zero-bias Graphene Photodetectors: Breaking the Responsivity-Bandwidth Trade-off by Heterostructure Engineering

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physics.optics20261 cited

C-band 160 Gbs-1 Zero-bias Graphene Photodetectors: Breaking the Responsivity-Bandwidth Trade-off by Heterostructure Engineering

Karuppasamy Pandian Soundarapandian, Alberto Montanaro, Ioannis Vangelidis +17

Graphene photodetectors offer ultrafast response and broadband operation, but their responsivity is typically limited by rapid hot-carrier cooling, leading to a trade-off between s…

physics.optics2026

Alignment conditions of the human eye for few-photon vision experiments

T. H. A. van der Reep, W. Löffler

In experiments probing human vision at the few-photon level, precise alignment of the eye is necessary such that stimuli reach the most sensitive region of the retina. However, in…

physics.optics20251 cited

1T'-MoTe as an integrated saturable absorber for photonic machine learning

Maria Carolina Volpato, Henrique G. Rosa, Tom Reep +2

We investigate the saturable absorption behavior of a 1T'-MoTe monolayer integrated with a silicon nitride waveguide for applications in photonic neural networks. Using experim…

quant-ph2025

Mesoscopic Hamiltonian for Josephson travelling-wave parametric amplifiers

T. H. A. van der Reep

We present a theory describing parametric amplification in a Josephson junction embedded transmission line. We will focus on the process of four-wave mixing under the assumption of…

physics.optics2025

Centimetre-Scale Micro-Transfer Printing to enable Heterogeneous Integration of Thin Film Lithium Niobate with Silicon Photonics

Margot Niels, Tom Vanackere, Tom Vandekerckhove +5

The integrated photonics CMOS-compatible silicon nitride (SiN) platform is praised for its low propagation loss, but is limited by its lack of active functionalities such as a stro…

quant-ph2024

The Instability of a Quantum Superposition of Time Dilations

Louk Rademaker, Tom van der Reep, Nick Van den Broeck +3

Using the relativistic concept of time dilation we show that a superposition of gravitational potentials can lead to nonunitary time evolution. For sufficiently weak gravitational…