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Research
Latest papers
Electron Phase Detection in Single Molecules by Interferometry.
Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2025
Enhancement of photoresponse for InGaAs infrared photodetectors using plasmonic WO3-x/CsyWO3-xnanocrystals.
Nanotechnology · 2024 · senior author
Quantum interference enhances the performance of single-molecule transistors.
Nature nanotechnology · 2024
Latest funding
- $48,000
Advancing single-electron devices for quantum technology applications
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $613,000
Next-generation photonic source to enable quantum remote sensing and communications
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $334,322
Towards large-scale spin qubit quantum computers: simulation, modeling and experiment
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
25 publications.
Electron Phase Detection in Single Molecules by Interferometry.
Chen Z, Deng JR, Wang M, Farmakidis N, Baugh J, Bhaskaran H, Mol JA, Anderson HL, Bogani L, Thomas JO
Enhancement of photoresponse for InGaAs infrared photodetectors using plasmonic WO3-x/CsyWO3-xnanocrystals.
Merino ZD, Jaics G, Jordan AWM, Shetty A, Yin P, Tam MC, Wang X, Wasilewski ZR, Radovanovic PV, Baugh J
Quantum interference enhances the performance of single-molecule transistors.
Chen Z, Grace IM, Woltering SL, Chen L, Gee A, Baugh J, Briggs GAD, Bogani L, Mol JA, Lambert CJ, Anderson HL, Thomas JO
Porphyrin-fused graphene nanoribbons.
Chen Q, Lodi A, Zhang H, Gee A, Wang HI, Kong F, Clarke M, Edmondson M, Hart J, O'Shea JN, Stawski W, Baugh J, Narita A, Saywell A, Bonn M, Müllen K, Bogani L, Anderson HL
Connections to the Electrodes Control the Transport Mechanism in Single-Molecule Transistors.
Chen Z, Woltering SL, Limburg B, Tsang MY, Baugh J, Briggs GAD, Mol JA, Anderson HL, Thomas JO
Phase-Coherent Charge Transport through a Porphyrin Nanoribbon.
Chen Z, Deng JR, Hou S, Bian X, Swett JL, Wu Q, Baugh J, Bogani L, Briggs GAD, Mol JA, Lambert CJ, Anderson HL, Thomas JO
Charge-State Dependent Vibrational Relaxation in a Single-Molecule Junction.
Bian X, Chen Z, Sowa JK, Evangeli C, Limburg B, Swett JL, Baugh J, Briggs GAD, Anderson HL, Mol JA, Thomas JO
Exchange-induced spin polarization in a single magnetic molecule junction.
Pei T, Thomas JO, Sopp S, Tsang MY, Dotti N, Baugh J, Chilton NF, Cardona-Serra S, Gaita-Ariño A, Anderson HL, Bogani L
Observation and Manipulation of a Phase Separated State in a Charge Density Wave Material.
Walker SM, Patel T, Okamoto J, Langenberg D, Bergeron EA, Gao J, Luo X, Lu W, Sun Y, Tsen AW, Baugh J
Charge transport through extended molecular wires with strongly correlated electrons.
Thomas JO, Sowa JK, Limburg B, Bian X, Evangeli C, Swett JL, Tewari S, Baugh J, Schatz GC, Briggs GAD, Anderson HL, Mol JA
Advancing single-electron devices for quantum technology applications
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan
Keywords: quantum transport; quantum dots; semiconductors; single electron devices; electron pumps; nanoelectronics; nanotechnology; low-temperature physics; mesoscopic physics; two-dimensional electron gas
Next-generation photonic source to enable quantum remote sensing and communications
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan JD
Keywords: ambipolar electronics; entangled photons; gaas; iii-v semiconductors; ingaas; low temperature physics; pn junctions; single electron pump; single photon source; two-dimensional electron gas
Towards large-scale spin qubit quantum computers: simulation, modeling and experiment
Principal investigators: Wei, Lan L
Keywords: compact model; cryogenic CMOS; electronic transport; Quantum dots; semiconductor qubits; spin qubits; statistical model
Consortium on Quantum Simulation with Spin Qubits (CQS2Q)
Principal investigators: Salfi, Joseph J
Keywords: germanium quantum dots; materials science; microsystems engineeering; nanofabrication; quantum algorithms; quantum characterization/validation; quantum information science; quantum physics; solid state physics; spin qubits
Improved scalability of silicon quantum computing with ambipolar devices
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan JD
Low Pressure Chemical Vapour Deposition Growth of Graphene for Electronic Component Applications**
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan
Scalable semiconductor quantum technologies
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan
Chemical vapour deposition and rapid thermal processing tool to support nanoelectronics research
Principal investigators: Baugh, Jonathan
Electrochemical Capacitance Voltage Profiler for MBE-grown novel quantum optoelectronic devices
Principal investigators: Wasilewski, Zbigniew
Nanowires: A new platform for semiconductor manufacturing with an emphasis in multi-spetral infrared cameras
Principal investigators: LaPierre, Ray
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Raymond Laflamme and Jonathan Baugh: 8 shared papers
- Raymond Laflamme and Bei Zeng: 4 shared papers
- Ray Robert Lapierre and Jonathan Baugh: 2 shared papers
- Raymond Laflamme and Joseph Emerson: 1 shared paper
- Bei Zeng and Jonathan Baugh: 1 shared paper
- Joseph Emerson and Jonathan Baugh: 1 shared paper
- Jonathan Baugh and Meng Xu: 1 shared paper
- Chemistry
- Physics and Astronomy
- Engineering Physics
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Applied Mathematics
- Computer Science
Co-authors at University of Waterloo, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
Raymond Laflamme
Physics and Astronomy
8 shared papers, latest 2016
Ray Robert Lapierre
Engineering Physics
2 shared papers, latest 2017
Meng Xu
Computer Science
1 shared papers, latest 2016
Bei Zeng
Mathematics & Statistics
1 shared papers, latest 2016
Joseph Emerson
Applied Mathematics
1 shared papers, latest 2007
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