Matthew Armanasco
PhD Candidate, Quantum Technology Group — University of Queensland

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I'm a PhD candidate in the Quantum Technology group at the University of Queensland, supervised by Andrew White. My research combines quantum photonics, machine learning, and nanofabrication.

Research

Superconducting Optoelectronic Neurons

My core PhD research: designing light-based artificial neurons using SPDC, TES, and SNSPD systems, with devices nanofabricated via electron-beam lithography at ANFF-Q.

Colour Centres in 4H-SiC

Feasibility study on electrically driven colour centres in silicon carbide, focused on the chlorine vacancy (ClV) defect for telecom C-band single-photon emission, in collaboration with groups at UNSW and RMIT.

Entanglement Entropy of HOM in a Beam Splitter

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