JILA News

Shimon Kolkowitz, a former JILA research associate, won the 2019 Packard Fellowship.

Dexter is one of the 347 scientists who worked on the Event Horizon Telescope.

Chris Kiehl, a graduate student in the Regal Group, won a prize for his poster on quantum sensing and metrology at a conference in Germany this summer. 

"You can't understand a planet without studying its host star."

JILA Fellow Adjunct Peter Conti gets his name in on a minor planet.

Late JILA Fellow Deborah Jin's life and work continues to influence science around the world. Now she's being honored with a new fellowship in her name.

NIST NRC postdoctoral fellow in the Ye Group won the poster competition at a recent conference.

NASA hoped the experiments from Apollo 11 would last a decade. One has outlasted all the others. Fifty years later, the Laser Ranging Retroreflector is the last working experiment on the moon from Apollo 11. Dr. James Faller reflects on its legacy.

It's been 50 years since Apollo 11 landed on the moon. The last operating experiment from that mission was developed at JILA by Dr. James Faller. 

Known as the "young Nobels", JILA's own Ana Maria Rey has won a Blavatnik National Award.

JILA Fellow Phil Armitage is moving on from the University of Colorado. 

JILA graduate Tanya Roussy was honored at the 2019 DAMOP meeting.

Thinh Bui, a postdoctoral researcher in Jun Ye's group, won an early career prize from the journal Molecular Physics.

JILA Fellow Ana Maria Rey has been named a finalist for the prestigious Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists.

JILA Fellow Murray Holland was recognized for his outstanding teaching skills this spring.

Dr. Thomas Perkins won a Gears of Government Award for his work in atomic force microscopy. 

Hard work pays off. Mike Bennett was honored by CU for expanding JILA's outreach efforts through the Partnerships for Informal Science Education in the Community. 

Chris Greene, professor of physics and astronomy at Purdue University and former JILA Fellow, was named to the National Academy of Sciences.

Delegates from the University of Colorado Boulder went to Washington, D.C. to discuss the CUBit Quantum Initiative.

High school students got a chance to show off their research at JILA.