The experimental progress in controlling quantum optical and atomic systems, which has been achieved over the last few years, prompted ideas for new realizations of strongly-correlated many body systems, such as ultracold gases of atoms trapped in optical lattices [1–3] or light-matter systems [4–6]. The latter consist of photons, which interact with atoms or atomic-like structures. Normally, t...

Recent technological advances now enable time-gated acquisition of photons at very fast rates. This allows one to separate scattered and unscattered photons by temporal gating, a process termed time-resolved transillumination (TRT) imaging. TRT imaging opens the door to a new type of scanning through turbid (scattering) media such as soft tissue and fog/smoke, and many potential applications in...