Organic molecules are increasingly crucial in quantum-optics technologies. An experiment shows how the strong coupling between confined organic molecules and light can improve photon detection at room temperature.
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%A Klembt, Sebastian
%D 2021
%J Nature
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%P 483-484
%T Light detection nears its quantum limit
%U https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02489-4
%V 597
%X Organic molecules are increasingly crucial in quantum-optics technologies. An experiment shows how the strong coupling between confined organic molecules and light can improve photon detection at room temperature.
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