Regular biography
Dr Matthew Parry is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Physics department. His research focuses on experimental photonics, with an emphasis on nonlinear metasurfaces and quantum photon-pair generation. Dr Parry has contributed to various publications and conference proceedings, including work on polarization engineering of entangled photons and the optimization of metasurfaces for lasing. His research explores the generation and manipulation of quantum states in nonlinear nanophotonic systems.
Scholar-generated biography
Matthew Parry is a researcher at the Australian National University (ANU) specializing in Metasurfaces, Nonlinear Optics, and Photonics. His work focuses on developing advanced optical materials and structures to enhance nonlinear optical processes and quantum state manipulation. Parry's research includes the design of quantum metasurfaces for multiphoton interference and state reconstruction, as well as the enhancement of photon-pair generation in nonlinear metasurfaces. He has also explored active tuning of high-Q dielectric metasurfaces using liquid crystals and their applications in quantum polarization tomography and holography. His contributions span both fundamental research and practical applications in quantum optics and photonic technologies.