Quantum Optics & Control

This research line explores quantum-enhanced strategies, including the use and generation of non-classical states of light, such as broadband high-brightness squeezed vacuum, as fundamental quantum optics tools for advanced sensing and communication systems. It also focuses on the development of methods for the modeling and control of quantum systems, with particular emphasis on high-fidelity quantum information processing in trapped-ion platforms. This includes the use of both laser- and microwave-based approaches, supported by detailed radiation pattern modeling. In addition, it develops machine learning architectures and Bayesian statistical methods for the analysis of complex experimental datasets, bridging theory and experiment and enabling the characterization of quantum platforms under realistic conditions.