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Routing single photons from a trapped ion with photonic integrated circuits

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Trapped ions excel as quantum networking nodes. Here, we use integrated photonic circuits to route and directionally switch single photons emitted by an ion. This is a key step towards scalable trapped ion quantum networks.

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