One challenge in developing quantum communication technology is the rapid decoherence of stored quantum information. When information is stored in the state of a quantum dot, nanosecond- to microsecond-scale sequences of ultrafast laser pulses can theoretically preserve the state long enough for practical use. The objective of this project is to design, model, and evaluate optical networks to create these precisely timed pulse sequences. Using custom modeling tools, the team designed and simulated a network that should significantly reduce quantum-dot decoherence.