The Magneto-Optics in Quantum Light and Matter Conference 2026 is an intensive three-day event dedicated to exploring the forefront research in magneto-optics – spotlighting its latest advancements in the study of quantum light, quantum states of matter, and light-matter interaction in low-dimensional materials, especially phenomena emerging at experimental extremes (high magnetic fields, cryogenic temperatures, ultrafast timescales, and nanoscale spatial resolutions), while sparking new ideas and collaborations.
The conference will provide a unique opportunity to engage directly with the Quantum Design Q-Works team, innovators of the OptiCool system, and discover how state-of-the-art instrumentation is driving the future of measurement science and quantum technologies.
During the conference there will be an opportunity to visit Quantum Design instrumentation such as the OptiCool and the TeslatronPT in the University laboratory. Further details to be announced.

Quantum light and matter
Electron transport in quantum materials
Light-matter interactions under extreme conditions
Mengkun Liu
Stony Brook University – USA
Ahmet Avsar
National University of Singapore – Singapore
Goki Eda
National University of Singapore – Singapore
Ivan Verzhbitskiy
Quantum Innovation Centre, ASTAR – Singapore
Justin Song
Nanyang Technological University – Singapore
Nuh Gedik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology – USA
Dirk Haft
Quantum Design Europe (Industry) – Germany
Ekaterina Khestanova
Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO) – Spain
Sanghoon Chae
Nanyang Technological University – Singapore
Loh Kian Ping
National University of Singapore – Singapore
Kin Chung Fong
Northeastern University – USA
Yang Hyunsoo
National University of Singapore – Singapore
Petr Stepanov
University of Notre Dame – USA
Valentyn Volkov
XPANCEO (Industry) – UAE
Shuigang Xu
Westlake University – China
Denis Bandurin
National University of Singapore
Mengkun Liu
Stony Brook University
Stefano Spagna
Quantum Design
Leo Ding
Quantum Design Singapore