Dr. Joyee Ghosh (Associate Professor, IIT-Delhi)
Dr. Joyee Ghosh is the Principal Investigator of project titled "Integrated Sources of Entangled Photons for Quantum Communication and Quantum Information Applications (Q-62)". She's currently working as an Associate Professor in Department of Physics at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi (since 2013). Before joining IIT-Delhi she was in three Postdoctoral Positions: EMALI Marie Curie Fellow in the ICFO- Institute of Photonic Sciences, Barcelona SPAIN , (2009-2010); Humboldt Fellow in University of Saarland, GERMANY (2010-2012); Joint Quantum Institute Postdoctoral Fellow in NIST-National Institute of Standards and Technology, Maryland, USA (2012-2013).
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Research Interests:
- Quantum Photonics
- Quantum Communication
- Quantum Information Applications and Technologies
- Coherent Light Matter Interaction
- Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
Selected Publications:
- "Heralded single photon absorption by a single atom"; N. Piro, F. Rohde, C. Schuck, M. Almendros, J. Huwer, J. Ghosh, A. Haase, M. Hennrich, F. Dubin, and J. Eschner; Nature Physics 7, 17–20 (2011); (Journal Impact Factor = 19.26).
- "Photon entanglement detection by a single atom"; J. Huwer, J. Ghosh, N. Piro, M. Schug, F. Dubin, J. Eschner; New Journal of Physics 15 (2), 025033 (2013); (Journal Impact Factor = 4.177).
- "Postselection-free, hyperentangled photon pairs in a periodically poled lithium-niobate ridge waveguide"; Ramesh Kumar, Vikash Kumar Yadav and Joyee Ghosh; Physical Review A 102 (3), 033722 (2020); (Journal Impact Factor = 2.90).
- "Generation of two different polarization-entangled biphoton states in a potassium titanyl phosphate waveguide device with multiple periodic poling"; Vineet K. Shukla & Joyee Ghosh; Physical Review A 101 (2), 023832 (2020); (Journal Impact Factor = 2.90).
- "Parametric down-conversion in ppLN ridge waveguide: a quantum analysis for efficient twin photons generation at 1550 nm"; Ramesh Kumar & Joyee Ghosh; IOP Journal of Optics 20 (7), 075202 (2018); (IOP Journal Impact Factor 2019 =2.753).