[AI SUMMARY] 225. Site-Controlled Quantum Dots ft. Emanuele Pelucchi

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Under the Microscope

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Spotlighting Materials & Nanoscience – Dive into groundbreaking research, cutting-edge innovations, and the inspiring stories of scientists shaping the future. This podcast brings the brilliance and passion of materials and nanoscience experts to center stage, connecting their insights with the world. If you like Materialism, StrugglingScientist Podcast then you will love Under the Microscope! Created by The Science Talk. Hosted by Dr. Pranoti Kshirsagar

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[AI SUMMARY] 225. Site-Controlled Quantum Dots ft. Emanuele Pelucchi

Under the Microscope

12 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

[AI SUMMARY] 225. Site-Controlled Quantum Dots ft. Emanuele Pelucchi

DISCLAIMER - This episode was generated with AI and hence the information is not entirely reliable.

Please make sure to listen to the full episode which is the original source featuring (the humans) Dr. Pranoti Kshirsagar and Dr. Emanuele Pelucchi - Quantum Dots (Hidden) in Nano pyramids

This episode was generated with Google's NotebookLM.

This excerpt is from a podcast interview with Emanuele Pelucchi, a group leader at the Tyndall National Institute in Ireland, who specializes in the physics of nanostructures. The episode focuses on his work with site-controlled quantum dots, which are grown in a specific location on a gallium arsenide substrate. These dots have the potential for applications in quantum computing and cryptography. The interview delves into the details of his research, his career journey, his favorite research project, and his hopes for the future of science and science communication.