In our group we study light at the nanoscale and in complex photonic architectures.
Beside research we are engaged in teaching and outreach, and we are very interested in open science and learning by making.
Our Research interests
Our main scientific interest is nanophotonics of complex systems. We are interested in the study of the effects of wave interference in light propagation and generation on the nanoscale and by the complexity emerging from optical fields localized at nanoscopic sources to macroscopic systems. This is the framework of our research on single emitters spectroscopy, complex nanophotonic systems and unconventional lasers. For more information visit our Research Page.
Local density of state map of a light field localised in a triangular cavity embedded in a photonic crystal. Measurements by cathodoluminescence, which is optical excitation by electron beam irradiation.
Link to the paper, and pdf.