The RakichLab explores new strategies to harness photons, phonons, and nonlinearities to build the next generation of integrated technologies for quantum information processing, communications, and precision measurements. Our research spans integrated photonics, quantum optomechanics, and ultralow noise oscillators—combining theory, materials spectroscopy, and nanofabrication to push the limits of performance.
Research Fields
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Cavity Optomechanics
Our efforts to access and control long-lived gigahertz-frequency bulk phonons in the quantum regime.
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Integrated Photonics
Explore how we engineer light and sound to build the future of quantum tech, optical clocks, and chip-scale lasers.
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Quantum Acoustics
Check out how we build ultra-coherent phononic systems to enable quantum memories, transduction, and hybrid devices that unite light, sound, and superconducting qubits.
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Ultralow Noise Oscillator Technologies
Discover our work transforming atomic clocks and quantum sensors into compact, scalable photonic systems.
Recent RakichLab News
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Congratulations to Hagai on His New Faculty Position!
Hagai has started a new position as an assistant professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Congratulations, Hagai!
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Peter has been awarded the Roberts Innovation Fund
Peter has been awarded the Roberts Fund for developing technologies for sensing and communication based on ultra-low-noise oscillators.
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Yale team creates revolutionary chip-scale optical isolator
Our recent paper on an on-chip optical isolator based on silicon photonics has been published in Nature Photonics.
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Haotian has been awarded the Becton graduate prize
Haotian has been awarded the Becton Graduate Prize for his groundbreaking research in silicon photonics.
