Group postdoc Stephen Church presented a talk entitled “Disentangling Gain, Distributed Losses and End-Facet Losses in Freestanding Nanowire Lasers using Automated High-Throughput Micro-Spectroscopy” at UK Semiconductors in Sheffield, UK. This collaborative work between Manchester and colleagues in Zhejiang and University College London reported a multimodal correlative approach to studying nanolasers.
In a new collaboration between Yunyan Zhang and Profs. Huiyun Liu (UCL), Ana Sanchez (Warwick) and David Mowbray (Sheffield) we report the fabrication and measurement of a GaAs/GaAsP quantum dot-in-wire structure in Nano Letters.
While many material architechtures have been explored for single photon emission, the GaAsP-GaAs system provides strong carrier confinement and sharp interfaces, and can be grown directly onto a silicon substrate. This is a new route to silicon integrated single photon devices.
Reference: Defect-Free Axially Stacked GaAs/GaAsP Nanowire Quantum Dots with Strong Carrier Confinement, Yunyan Zhang, Anton V. Velichko, H. Aruni Fonseka, Patrick Parkinson, James A. Gott, George Davis, Martin Aagesen, Ana M. Sanchez, David Mowbray, and Huiyun Liu, Nano Lett. (2021), DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.1c01461