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Academic profiles and official contact.

Public research profiles and the official Purdue email address for academic contact.

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Google Scholar

Publication and citation profile for research outputs in quantum photonics, optical materials, and related work.

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ResearchGate

Research profile with publication records, project visibility, and academic-networking context.

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ORCID

Persistent researcher identifier: 0000-0001-6252-0261.

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Official email

For academic and research-related communication, use the Purdue address below.

keni1@purdue.edu

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Materials

DBT:anthracene crystal growth

Reach out about vapor-phase molecular crystal assembly, optically thin anthracene, DBT doping density, surface roughness, linewidth preservation, or nanophotonic-compatible emitter materials.

Cavity QED

Molecular emitters in photonic cavities

Research discussions around molecule-cavity coupling, cooperativity, Purcell enhancement, β-factor, input-output transmission spectra, and collective molecular states in integrated nanophotonics.

Devices

Nanophotonic design and fabrication

Contact for SiN photonic crystal cavities, bullseye/radial Bragg structures, GDS workflows, fabrication-aware optical design, and device layouts for solid-state quantum emitters.

Spectroscopy

Cryogenic quantum-emitter measurements

Useful topics include PLE scans, linewidth and lifetime extraction, spectral wandering, long-pass-filtered vibronic collection, APD/EMCCD detection, and practical measurement workflows.

Collaborations

Quantum photonics collaborations

Reach out for collaborations involving molecular single-photon sources, atom-compatible photons, cavity-mediated emitter interactions, conference follow-ups, or research discussions at the material-device interface.

Location

West Lafayette, Indiana · Purdue University

  • Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Quantum optics and nanophotonics
  • Solid-state emitter platforms