General Quantum Physics Experiments
Quantum Optics & Quantum Entanglement
Quantum Imaging & Quantum Information
Quantum Computer Physics
Quantum Optics & Quantum Entanglement
Quantum Imaging & Quantum Information
Quantum Computer Physics
This is a brief introduction of experimental research activities of Dr. Mandip Singh and research group.
Principal Investigator (Quest project): Dr. Mandip Singh, Associate professor of physics, researcher and educator.
What was QuEST: Quantum Enabled Science and Technology mission of Government for research on quantum technologies. It has now been replaced by the National Quantum Mission (NQM).
Research Interests: Quantum optics, optics, general quantum physics experiments, quantum entanglement, quantum computing physics, BEC experiments and foundations of physics.
Education:
PhD in experimental physics, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia.
M.Sc (Physics).
M.Tech (Opto-electronics and optical communication). Interdisciplinary program, IIT Delhi.
Post. Doc: Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI), University of Vienna, Austria. (Prof. Zeilinger group-Nobel Laureate 2022)
Research Grants Procured as sole PI: Theme- Quantum Enabled Science and Technology, “Quantum Information Technologies with Photonic Devices" (545 lacs INR).
Project Title: Quantum imaging and quantum information processing with photons. (-Completed)
RESEARCH THEMES
Old Photo: 2015
Experiment under construction: Old Photo: 2015
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
Nontrivial quantum imaging of transparent patterns with phase singularities
-Based on the Einstein Podolsky Rosen and polarisation hyper-entangled photons, a detailed experiment on quantum ghost imaging of transparent birefringent patterns with phase singularities is presented. Theoretical analysis is included.
Quantum ghost imaging of transparent birefringent patterns with phase singularities, Vipin Devrari and Mandip Singh, Sci.Rep. 15, 28551 (2025). PDF
Quantum double slit experiment with reversible detection of photons
-Quantum interference is produced with Einstein Podolsky Rosen (EPR) continuous variable entangled photons by first detecting a photon on a screen, where another photon is passed through a double slit afterwards and detected at a fixed location. Both photons are separated by a light-like interval. The interference produced on the screen has no classical analogue.
Quantum double slit experiment with reversible detection of photons, Vipin Devrari and Mandip Singh, Sci.Rep. 14, 20438 (2024). PDF
ATOM CHIP & ULTRA-COLD ATOMS
Previous lab and experiments that I have setup in 2012 onwards.
Laser Cooling and Trapping: Ultracold Atoms Lab (IISERM)