Insider Brief
- Optica Publishing Group has appointed NIST Fellow Kartik Srinivasan as the new editor-in-chief of Optica Quantum.
- Srinivasan brings research expertise in integrated quantum photonics, nonlinear nanophotonics, and photonic systems, with applications in quantum communications and sensing.
- He succeeds founding editor-in-chief Michael G. Raymer and will lead the journal’s editorial activities for the quantum photonics research community.
Press release – Optica Publishing Group is pleased to announce that Kartik Srinivasan has been appointed as the new editor-in-chief of Optica Quantum.
Srinivasan is a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Fellow and Fellow of the NIST/University of Maryland Joint Quantum Institute, where he also serves as Co-Director and as an Adjunct Professor of Physics. He is widely recognized for research on integrated quantum photonics, nonlinear nanophotonics, and photonic crystals, with applications in quantum communications, sensing, and metrology. He has authored more than 200 peer-reviewed publications and is a Fellow of Optica, in addition to receiving numerous honors, including the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) and the NIST Samuel Wesley Stratton Award. Srinivasan has been engaged with Optica Quantum as a Deputy Editor since its inception in 2023.
He brings extensive expertise in quantum photonics and a distinguished record of scientific leadership to the position, following the Founding Editor-in-Chief, Michael G. Raymer. When asked about his new role, Srinivasan stated: “I firmly believe it is important to support Society-led publications such as Optica Quantum. It has been a privilege to help develop this Journal from the beginning and I am proud of the success it has achieved so far. I am honored to continue working with an exceptional editorial board and support team to serve our community.”
Commenting on this appointment, Alison Taylor, Chief Publishing Officer at Optica said: “The success of our journals depends on community engagement and trust. We are sincerely grateful to Optica Quantum’s Founding Editor, Michael G. Raymer, for his leadership and vision, which have shaped the quality and reputation of the Journal. I am confident Prof. Srinivasan will ensure Optica Quantum remains a premier publishing resource for the photonic quantum science and technology community and I am delighted to welcome him as incoming Editor-in-Chief.”
