The International Conference on Quantum Engineered Sensing and Information Technology is dedicated to new frontiers in quantum science and engineering.
The International Conference on Quantum Engineered Sensing and Information Technology covers topics such as:
- Quantum Spectroscopy
- Quantum Devices
- Nonlinear and Ultrafast Optical Phenomena
- New Quantum Structures
- Carbonaceous Materials
- Hyperbolic Metamaterials
- Micro- and Nano-Fabrication Technologies
- Characterization (Optical, Electrical, Structural, etc.)
- Wide-bandgap Solar-blind Photodetectors & Focal Plane arrays
- Semiconductor Quantum Detectors
- THz Emitters and Receivers
- Nano-Photonics, Metamaterials, Active Plasmonics
- Terahertz Nano-Photonics and Nanoelectronics
- Single-photon Counting Detectors and Biosensing
- Bio-Electronics and Bio-Photonics
- Near-Field Optics and Flat Optics
- Nano-Structured and Functionalized Surfaces
- Light-Matter Interaction at the Nano-Scale
- Neuromorphic Devices, Circuits, and Systems
- Photonic Bandgap Structures and their Applications
- Magnonics and its Applications
- Metrology
- Topological Devices and Materials
- Spintronic GHz to THz Sources and Detectors
- Quantum Memories
- Quantum Optical Measurements and Decoherence Effects
- Phononics
- Integrated Photonics for Quantum Sensing
- Superconducting Oxides
- Spinorbitronics
- Superconducting Oxides
