A*STAR Quantum Innovation Centre (A*STAR Q.Inc)

A new method of electrically controlling light emissions from nanoscale light sources opens new possibilities for quantum photonic devices.

A material thinner than paper offers a new way to control light and electronic charge with minimal energy, which could improve how future computers store and process information.

A detailed look at a tungsten-based semiconductor reveals how the spacing of surface defects can improve the material’s stability in atmospheric conditions.

A new lithium niobate nanophotonic device efficiently produces correlated photon pairs on chips, paving the way for compact quantum communication systems.