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Single Photon Detector Workshop Program
NIST Gaithersburg

March 31- April 1, 2003

Building 101/Lecture Room A
contact A. Migdall 301 975-2331
amigdall@nist.gov

Call for Papers (deadline now past)
Special Issue of the Journal of Modern Optics
Introduction to Special Issue (publication date June 2004)



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Monday March 31
7:00-8:00 coffee/pastry
8:00-8:30
Introductory remarks (15.0 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Michael Casassa, Director, NIST Program Office
Alan Migdall, NIST

Photon Counting Motivation

8:30-8:50 Quantum Technology: The Second Quantum Revolution (8.21 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Jon Dowling, JPL
8:50-9:10 The Need for High-Efficiency Photon-Number Resolving Detectors in Linear Optics Quantum Computing (2.43 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
T. B. Pittman, APL
9:10-9:30 Optical Entanglement and Single-Photon Detection (1.75 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Alexander Sergienko, BU
9:30-9:50 Quantum Information Processing with Light and the Requirement for Detectors (811 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Bill Munro, HP Labs UK
Break
10:15-10:35 Multi-Photon Quantum Cryptography (335 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
George Khoury, UCSB
10:35-10:55 Single-Photon Detection Needs for Quantum Key Distribution (1.78 MB) PDF
Jane "Beth" Nordholt and Richard Hughes, LANL
10:55-11:15 Single-Photon Counting at Telecom Wavelength and Quantum Cryptography (3.62 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Alexei Trifonov, MagiQ
11:15-11:35 Single Photon Detection with Energy Resolution using Superconducting Tunnel Junctions
Daniel E. Prober, Yale Univ.
11:35-11:55 Dye-Doped Cholesteric-Liquid-Crystal Single Photon Source (1.59 MB) PDF
S.G. Lukishova, A.W. Schmid, A.J. McNamara, R.W. Boyd, C.R. Stroud, Univ. of Rochester
11:55-12:15 The Physics of Low Noise Avalanche Photodiodes (4.20 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
John P. R. David and Graham J. Rees, University of Sheffield
Lunch

Photon Counting Metrology

1:50-2:10 Photon Counting Metrology: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (3.19 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
A. Migdall, NIST
2:10-2:30 Entangled State - What Do We Measure? (273 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Yanhua Shih, UMBC
2:30-2:50 Absolute Calibration of Photo-Detectors and Applications of this Technique at IENGF (6.53 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Marco Genovese, IENGF Italy
Break
3:15-3:35 Uncertainty Analysis of Radiometric Calibrations using Correlated Photons (779 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
J. Y. Cheung and C. J. Chunnilall NPL UK

Photon Counting - Commercial and Near-Commercial Detectors

3:35-3:55 Single-Photon Detection with Microchannel Plate based Photon Detectors (447 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
John Martin and Paul Hink, Burle Industries, Inc.
3:55-5:00 Discussion (25 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint - List of Ideal Detector Qualities, List of Photon Counting Applications
Adjourn

Tuesday April 1
7:00-8:00 coffee/pastry
8:00-8:30 Announcements

Photon Counting - Commercial and Near Commercial Detectors (cont.)

8:30-8:50 Single-Photon Detector Module for Telecom Wavelengths (2.04 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Gregoire Ribordy, ID Quantique Switzerland
8:50-9:10 Photon Counting Developments at Hamamatsu - Restricted (4.79 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Earl Hergert, Hamamatsu
9:10-9:30 Silicon Photodetectors with High-Gain Internal Amplification and Ultra-Low Excess Noise PDF
Alex Krutov and Edward Godik, AmplificationTechnologies

Photon Counting by Novel/Advanced Detectors

9:30-9:50 Evolution and Prospect of Single-Photon Avalanche Diodes and Quenching Circuits (2.98 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
S. Cova, M. Ghioni, A. Lotito, F. Zappa, Politecnico di Milano Italy
Break
10:15-10:35 Recent Achievements in Solid State Photon Detectors Development at the Czech Technical University in Prague (6.99 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Ivan Prochazka, Czech Tech. Univ. in Prague
10:35-10:55 Dark Count Model for Single Photon Avalanche Photodiodes (1.35 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Y.-H. Lo, Yimin Kang, Huaxin Lu (UCSD), A. Pauchard, M. Bitter, Z. Pan, S. Hummel (Nova Crystals)
10:55-11:15 Room Temperature IR InGaAs/InP APD Photon Counters for Quantum Optics Experiments (2.58 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Paul Voss and Prem Kumar, Northwestern University
11:15-11:35 Evaluation of HgCdTe APDs for Single Photon Counting (1.45 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
James Gates and George Williams Voxtel Inc. Portland, OR
11:35-11:55 Single-Photon Detection at 1.55 mm with InGaAs Avalanche Photodiodes and via Frequency Upconversion (7.04 MB) PDF
Marius A. Albota and Franco N. C. Wong, MIT
11:55-12:15 High Bandwidth, Improved Quantum Efficiency Detector Development for Multi-GHz Class QKD Throughput (8.34 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Deborah Jackson and Jeff Stern, JPL
Lunch
1:50-2:10 New Technologies for High Efficiency Detectors (556 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Paul Kwiat, U of Ill UC
2:10-2:30 GHz-Rate Superconducting Photon Counting Detector (7.28 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
A. Verevkin, R. Sobolweski, U. of Rochester, and G. N. Gol’tsman, Moscow State Pedagogical University
2:30-2:50 Photon Number Resolving Detectors for Quantum Communications (8.52 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
SaeWoo Nam, NIST Boulder
Break
3:15-3:35 Cryogenic Thermoelectric (QVD)-Detectors: New Emerging Technique for Single-Photon Fast Counting and Non-Dispersive Energy Characterization (1.9 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Armen M. Gulian, Kent S. Wood, Gilbert G. Fritz, and Deborah Van Vechten, NRL
3:35-3:55 Photon Counting with a Loop Detector (1.49 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
D. Achilles, K. Banaszek, C. Sliwa, C. Radzewicz and I. A. Walmsley
3:55-5:00 Discussion (25 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint - Possible Solutions, Potential Road Blocks, Future, Summary
Adjourn

Posters

Current NIST Detector Calibration Capabilities (1.39 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Thomas Larason, NIST Gaithersburg
  Photon Number Resolving in Avalanche Photodiode Photon Counter (2.01 MB) PDF
Josef Blazej, Karel Hamal, Bruno Sopko, Ivan Prochazka, Czech Technical University in Prague
  Progress in Using Cold Avalanche Photodiodes as Single Photon Detectors (1.5 MB) Microsoft PowerPoint
John Swain, Stephen Reucroft, Yuri Moussienko, Northeastern University
  Development of Single Photon Counting Avalanche Photodiodes at University of Texas-Austin (694 KB) Microsoft PowerPoint
Gauri Karve, Shuling Wang, Feng Ma, Xiaoguang Zheng, Ning Li, Rubin Shidu, Joe Campbell, and Archie Holmes, Jr., The University of Texas at Austin

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