Noor Photonics is founded by the KTH researchers who designed, drove, and published the technology — the processors, the electronics, and the twin.
Docent in Applied Physics and Marie Curie Fellow. Leads the Q‑PHOTON group at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, with fifteen years of published work spanning silicon photonics, deterministic integration of quantum light sources, single-photon detection, and programmable quantum circuits. Previously head of KTH's Quantum and Nanophysics unit.
Quantum photonics researcher in the Q‑PHOTON group. Co-first author of the damage-resilient digital-twin processor work and first author on interferometric readout of momentum-space topology in programmable dissipative circuits. Leads processor programming, twin training, and compilation at Noor.
Photonics engineer in the Q‑PHOTON group. Leads Noor's control-electronics program — including the Koi 64-channel precision current-drive platform, from analog design through firmware to the measurement campaigns that validate it.
Our products began as instruments we built because nothing on the market did the job — and they were validated the hard way: in peer-reviewed experiments, across years of operation, at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
We collaborate with research groups, teaching labs, and industrial partners — and we are always interested in exceptional people.
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