Quantum Imaging Paris
We are an experimental quantum optics group in the Paris Institute of Nanosciences at Sorbonne University, located in the center of Paris. We aim at exploring and harnessing quantum properties of light for applications in imaging and information processing. The group is led by Dr. Hugo Defienne, CNRS researcher.
News
- Quantum & Complex Optics symposium 2025
The Quantum & Complex Optics symposium 2025 took place on the 21st and 28th of Novembre 2025, and it was a success! Thank you toLire la suite « Quantum & Complex Optics symposium 2025 » - CNRS Highlight 2024
Our work Hiding Images in Quantum Correlations, by Chloé Vernière and Hugo Defienne, innitially published in Physical Review Letters, with a follow up article inLire la suite « CNRS Highlight 2024 » - New publication in Optics Letters
Certifying spatial entanglement between non-degenerate photon pairs with a camera, published in Optics Letters. By Emma Brambila, Raphael Guitter, René Sondenheimer, Markus Gräfe, and HugoLire la suite « New publication in Optics Letters » - Welcome !
We welcome Ruotong Feng, Anna Beauvironnet, and Allard Hübler for their Master’s and Bachelor’s internships. They will be with us for periods ranging from 3Lire la suite « Welcome ! » - New publication in Nature Review Physics
Imaging quantum correlations using a camera, by Dr. Shaurya Aarav. - New publication in Photoniques
Encoding and decoding images in quantum optical correlations, by Chloé Vernière, Baptiste Courme and Hugo Defienne. - Top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year in physics for 2024!
Two of our papers from 2024 were selected by Physics World as breakthroughs of the years 2024 in Physics ! Check the article: https://physicsworld.com/a/top-10-breakthroughs-of-the-year-in-physics-for-2024-revealed/ - Welcome Yanis!
We welcome Yanis Trouyet, who just started his PhD with us! He kicked things off a few days ago by presenting his Master’s internship resultsLire la suite « Welcome Yanis! » - News – pre 2025
October 2024: Review Advances in quantum imaging published in Nature Photonics with Warwick P. Bowen, Maria Chekhova, Gabriela Barreto Lemos, Dan Oron, Sven Ramelow, Nicolas Treps and Daniele Faccio Lire la suite « News – pre 2025 »
Research interests
Harness quantum properties of light to improve performance of imaging systems and develop new modalities.
Explore complex interactions between quantum light and disordered media for imaging, communication and computing.
Develop computational approaches to reveal quantum features of light using cameras.
Interested to explore quantum optics with us? Please contact:
hugo.defienne@gmail.com | +33 652656137
quantumimagingparis.fr 