Kevin Resch

• Experimental Quantum Communication and Computation
• Optical Sources of Entanglement
• Measurement and Quantum State Tomography
• Quantum Interference
• Nonlinear Optics

Dr. Resch and his research group are interested in experimental quantum optics, nonlinear optics, state reconstruction and measurement, and interferometry.
More detailed descriptions of their work can be found on the research group website.

• PHYS 334, Quantum Physics 2
• PHYS 701, Quantum Mechanics 1
• QIC 890/PHYS 768, Optical and Atomic Implementation of Quantum Information Processing

K.A.G. Fisher, D.G. England, J.-P.W. MacLean, P.J. Bustard, K.J. Resch, and B.J. Sussman
Frequency and bandwidth conversion of single photons in a room-temperature diamond quantum memory
Nature Communications 7, 11200 (2016).

D. Mahler, L. Rozema, K. Fisher, L. Vermeyden, K.J. Resch, H. Wiseman, and A.M.Steinberg
Experimental nonlocal and surreal Bohmian trajectories
Science Advances 2, e1501466 (2016).

K. Reid, M. Agnew, L. Vermeyden, D. Janzing, R.W. Spekkens, and K.J. Resch
A quantum advantage for inferring causal structure
Nature Physics 11 414 (2015).

D.R. Hamel, L.K. Shalm, H. Hübel, A.J. Miller, F. Marsili, V.B. Verma, R.P. Mirin, S.W.Nam, K.J. Resch, and T. Jennewein
Direct generation of three-photon polarization entanglement
Nature Photonics 8, 801 (2014).

C. Erven, E. Meyer-Scott, K. Fisher, J. Lavoie, B. L. Higgins, Z. Yan, C. J. Pugh, J.-P. Bourgoin, R. Prevedel, L. K. Shalm, L. Richards, N. Gigov, R. Laflamme, G. Weihs, T. Jennewein, and K. J. Resch
Experimental Three-Particle Quantum Nonlocality under Strict Locality Conditions
Nature Photonics 8, 292 (2014).

Please see Dr. Resch's research website for a complete list of publications.

System and method for chirped pulse interferometry
Reference: 8810-7234
Patent status: U.S. patent issued
Stage of development: Working prototype and ongoing research

• Canada Research Chair in Optical Quantum Technologies
• Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation Early Researcher Award
• 2013 NSERC E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowships
• 2007-2011 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery

• Faculty, Institute for Quantum Computing
• Affiliate member, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

The following news stories have featured Dr. Resch's research:

• Changing the color of single photons in a diamond quantum memory, Science Daily (University of Waterloo) (2016)
• Entangled photons cast a new light on cause and effect, Physics World (Edwin Cartlidge) (2015)
• Entanglement à trois, Nature Physics News and Views (Geoff Pryde) (2014)
• It’s a good time for time-bin qubits Viewpoint in Physics (Todd Pittman) (2013)
• Tripartite entanglement Nature Photonics (Noriaki Horiuchi) (2013)
• Entanglement can help in classical communication PhysOrg.com (Miranda Marquit) (2011)
• Entangled in a dating game Viewpoint in Physics (Mark Wilde) (2011)
• Entanglement cuts through the noise Physics Today (Johanna Miller) (2011)
• Bound entanglement: mysterious invention of nature Europhysics News (Ryszard Horodecki) (2011)
• Quantum computing: shaking up ground states Nature Physics News and Views (Robert Raussendorf) (2010)
• Quantum optics breakthrough: New method generates photon triplets PhysOrg.com (2010)
• Photons meet with three-way split Nature News (Jon Cartwright) (2010)
• Physicists demonstrate qubit-qutrit entanglement PhysOrg.com (Lisa Zyga) (2008)
• Super resolution phase measurements — without entanglement PhysOrg.com (Miranda Marquit) (2007)

2002 PhD, Physics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario

1998 MSc, Physics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario

1997 BSc, Honours, Chemical Physics, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario