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At nanometer length scales, classical electrodynamics fails to fully describe physical phenomena, giving rise to quantum effects such as confinement, tunneling, discrete energy levels, and strong light–matter coupling. Quantum nanophysics lies at the heart of modern technologies including nanoelectronics, photonics, quantum sensing, metamaterials, and quantum information systems.
This workshop provides a structured introduction to quantum electrodynamics in nanosystems, covering both theoretical foundations and application-oriented perspectives. Participants will explore quantum confinement, plasmon–exciton coupling, near-field effects, and nanoscale energy transfer. The program emphasizes conceptual understanding supported by mathematical models and simulations, making it suitable for researchers entering nanophysics, quantum materials, or nano-optoelectronics.
This workshop aims to introduce participants to the fundamental principles of quantum nanophysics, with a special focus on electrodynamics at the nanoscale. It explores how quantum effects govern light–matter interactions in nanostructures such as quantum dots, plasmonic systems, and 2D materials. Participants will gain conceptual clarity and computational insight into how electromagnetic fields behave when classical models break down at the quantum scale.
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Electrodynamics vs. Quantum Electrodynamics
Electromagnetic waves in nanostructures
Quantum states, wave functions, and superposition
Quantum entanglement and coherence in nanomaterials
Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) and Surface Plasmon Polaritons (SPPs)
Plasmonic materials (gold, silver nanostructures) and their role in nanophotonics and sensing
Applications: Plasmonic biosensors, SERS (Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy), and imaging applications.
Tools/Applications: Quantum Development Kit (Microsoft), Qiskit (IBM for quantum computing and simulation).
COMSOL Multiphysics (Electromagnetic Simulation Tool), MATLAB (Quantum Simulations), FDTD (Finite Difference Time Domain) for light-matter interaction
Quantum transport and tunneling effects in nanodevices (e.g., transistors, diodes)
Photonic devices: Quantum dots, nanowires, and metamaterials for quantum-enhanced optics.
Quantum communication: Quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum cryptography
Electrodynamics in quantum-enhanced measurements.
Quantum sensing, metamaterials, nano-optics.
Tools/Applications: Quantum ESPRESSO (simulation of electronic structure), Meep (a finite-difference time-domain solver for photonic devices).
Quantum teleportation, quantum-enhanced radar systems, secure communications.
Simulation of quantum systems in Qiskit, PySCF (Python for quantum chemistry), and QuTiP (Quantum Toolbox in Python).
12/03/2026
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01/03/2026 – 01/05/2026
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