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Never before have we had such precise control of photon creation, manipulation, and detection. In this talk, I will describe the Rochester Institute of Technology’s Future Photon Initiative that seeks to leverage state-of-the art understanding of photonic devices for a broad range of applications, spanning astrophysics, quantum information science and technology, energy, and operation in high radiation environments. In particular, I will discuss our efforts to advance single photon counting imaging detectors for future missions, such as the Habitable World Observatory. |
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