
Quantum and Molecular Photonics Laboratory (LPQM)
The LPQM is a laboratory for basic physics research at ENS Paris-Saclay.
Coordonnées
Institut d'Alembert
61, Av du Président Wilson
94235 Cachan
The Quantum and Molecular Photonics Laboratory is a CNRS joint research unit run by INSIS and ENS Paris-Saclay.
Organization
The LPQM is headed by Ledoux Rak and has three research teams:
- Photonics components and technologies
- Nonlinear nanophotonics and biophotonics
- Ultrafast nanophotonics, nanoplasmonics and heat transfer
Research
List of the various research themes addressed by the LPQM teams:
- Applications of nonlinear two-photon microscopy in biology
- Active and passive components for optical telecommunications and sensors without fluorescent markers and sensors
- Polymer-based photonic structures and applications
- Development of new techniques in non-linear microscopy
- Molecular engineering
- Organic microlasers
- Ultrafast photon modulation in a plasmonic cavity
- Nanoimaging and nanomanufacturing
- Nano-sources of heat for chemistry and biology
- Optoelectronic oscillator
- Nonlinear properties of nanoparticles and isolated nanostructures
- Thermo-optical properties of nanocomposite media
- Ultrafast plasmonics in metal nanoparticles
- Tracking and manipulation of nanoobjects using one-photon fluorescence techniques
- Photo-induced heat transfer over short time and space scales
- Towards the detection of action potentials in artificial membranes and neurons