Collaboration & Contact
Connecting fundamental research with technological applications
The State Key Laboratory of Optical Quantum Materials welcomes universities, research institutions and industry partners to exchange ideas on scientific questions, technical challenges and application needs, and to explore opportunities for research collaboration and technology transfer.
Collaboration & Technology Transfer
Starting from shared research interests or specific technical needs, we welcome discussions with relevant research teams to identify suitable areas and approaches for collaboration.
Research Collaboration
Explore interdisciplinary research and joint projects in photonics, quantum materials, light–matter interactions and related fields.
Joint Research with Industry
Industry partners are welcome to share technical challenges in materials, devices or measurement, and discuss research approaches, proof-of-concept studies and further development.
Technology Transfer
Discuss potential applications and technical requirements for promising research outcomes, including prototype validation, joint development and other pathways to practical use.
Academic Exchange & Visits
Contact us about academic visits, thematic discussions and international collaboration to support exchanges between research teams.
Research Areas for Collaboration
Photonics & Metamaterials
Light–Matter Interactions & Quantum Control
Quantum Systems & Emerging Quantum Degrees of Freedom
Advanced Materials Growth & Integration
Start with Your Research Interests or Technical Needs
When contacting us, please briefly include the following information to help us understand your enquiry and connect you with relevant research teams.
Organisation & Contact
Your organisation, contact person and relevant business or research background.
Questions to Explore
Your research topic, intended application or current technical challenges.
Collaboration Goals
Your objectives, preferred approach to collaboration and anticipated timeline.
Specific collaboration arrangements will be discussed with the relevant research teams according to project needs.