Dr Paulo Hisao Moriya

Research Fellow

Institute of Photonics

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Personal statement

Paulo Hisao Moriya (BSc, MSc, PhD in Physics at University of São Paulo, Brazil) is a Research Associate at the Institute of Photonics, University of Strathclyde developing high performance laser systems based on vertical-external-cavity surface-emitting-laser (VECSEL) technology for quantum technology applications. His research interests include lasers, laser physics, ultra-coherent laser emission, photonics, quantum technologies and sensors, optical clocks, atomic and molecular physics, cold atoms.

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Professional Activities

Ultra-coherent VECSEL for quantum-enabled position, navigation and timing
Speaker
10/10/2024
Imperial College London
Visiting researcher
7/10/2024
Henry Sewell
Host
16/9/2024
QT Hub ARM 2024: Narrow linewidth for high performance clocks
Speaker
9/9/2024
Optica Level Up Leadership
Participant
29/2/2024
Optics Continuum (Journal)
Peer reviewer
2024

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Projects

Robust diode pumped titanium sapphire lasers: accelerating the delivery of photonics to emerging quantum markets (EPSRC Photonics and Quantum Accelerator)
Kemp, Alan (Principal Investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2025
Robust diode pumped titanium sapphire lasers: accelerating the delivery of photonics to emerging quantum markets
Kemp, Alan (Principal Investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Co-investigator) Lee, Martin (Research Co-investigator)
Project funded by EPSRC Photonics and Quantum Accelerator in collaboration with Caledonian Photonics Ltd. Secondment of university staff to transfer technology around Ti:Sapphire lasers.
01-Jan-2024 - 30-Jan-2025
Partnership Resource Funding with Imperial College London: "Dual-frequency VECSEL for quantum sensing: creating synergy for successful technology demonstration"
Moriya, Paulo (Principal Investigator) Anderson, Steven (Co-investigator) Hastie, Jennifer (Co-investigator) Sewell, Henry (Co-investigator) Cotter, Joseph (Co-investigator)
Project to promote researcher exchange between the Institute of Photonics and Imperial College London to create synergy for future joint experiments.
Awarded by the UK National QT Hub for Sensing and Timing. Total £6.6k
01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2024
UK National Quantum Technology Hub in Sensing and Timing
Griffin, Paul (Principal Investigator) Hunter, Dominic (Principal Investigator) Johnson, Steven (Principal Investigator) McGilligan, James Patrick (Principal Investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Principal Investigator) Riis, Erling (Principal Investigator) Arnold, Aidan (Co-investigator) Griffin, Paul (Co-investigator) Hastie, Jennifer (Co-investigator) Ingleby, Stuart (Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2019 - 30-Jan-2024
UK National Quantum Technology Hub in Sensing and Timing
Griffin, Paul (Principal Investigator) Hunter, Dominic (Principal Investigator) Johnson, Steven (Principal Investigator) McGilligan, James Patrick (Principal Investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Principal Investigator) Riis, Erling (Principal Investigator) Arnold, Aidan (Co-investigator) Griffin, Paul (Co-investigator) Hastie, Jennifer (Co-investigator) Ingleby, Stuart (Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2019 - 30-Jan-2024
UK National Quantum Technology Hub in Sensing and Timing
Griffin, Paul (Principal Investigator) Hunter, Dominic (Principal Investigator) Johnson, Steven (Principal Investigator) McGilligan, James Patrick (Principal Investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Principal Investigator) Riis, Erling (Principal Investigator) Arnold, Aidan (Co-investigator) Griffin, Paul (Co-investigator) Hastie, Jennifer (Co-investigator) Ingleby, Stuart (Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator) Moriya, Paulo (Research Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2019 - 30-Jan-2024

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Dr Paulo Hisao Moriya
Research Fellow
Institute of Photonics

Email: paulo.moriya@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 548 4596