Light-matter interactions are at the heart of quantum electrodynamics and underpin modern photonic technologies. As we develop means to control the properties of light, matter and their interactions, intriguing new phenomena emerge. We will discuss a few examples ranging from conventional semiconductors to two-dimensional materials and molecular systems.
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