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Press Clipping: JILA Fellows Jun Ye, Ana Maria Rey, and Adam Kaufman highlighted in "Financial Times" Article

JILA and NIST Fellows Ana Maria Rey, Jun Ye, and Adam Kaufman have been highlighted in a recent Financial Times article, "The Mind-Bending New Science of Measuring Time," by Oliver Roeder. The piece delves into the forefront of precision timekeeping and its implications for understanding fundamental physics.

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To Measure or Not to Measure, but Dynamically Evolve—That is the Question

A scale with two different cavities on it

A 3D Ion Magnet, the New Experimental Frontier for Quantum Information Processing

Bilayer crystals of trapped ions can be realized in devices called Penning traps, and lasers (shown in red and blue) can be used to manipulate the ions and engineer interactions between them. Such crystals may open new avenues for quantum technology applications.

Twisting and Binding Matter Waves with Photons in a Cavity

Atoms inside of an optical cavity exchange their momentum states by "playing catch" with photons. As the atoms absorb photons from an applied laser, the whole cloud of atoms recoil rather than the individual atoms.

JILA and the University of Colorado Boulder Lead Pioneering Quantum Gravity Research with Heising-Simons Foundation Grant

Heising-Simons Foundation Awards $3 Million for Informing Gravity Theory

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Squeezing in the Dark of a Superradiant Roller Coaster

Multilevel atoms on a superradiance potential "rollercoaster" inside an optical cavity. The system can be tuned to generate squeezing in a dark state where it will be immune to superradiance.

McCabe

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He graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a B.A in Theoretical Physics in 2020, writing his thesis on solving spin systems using Bethe ansatz methods. He obtained my M.Sc in Theoretical Physics from Ludwig-Maximilians University and the Technical University of Munich in Germany.

Press Clipping: JILA and NIST Fellows Ana Maria Rey and James Thompson highlighted in "bnn"

Researchers observed the dynamic phases of BCS superconductor interactions in a Cavity QED by measuring the light leakage from the cavity.

A new bnn article delves into the recent research done by JILA and NIST Fellows Ana Maria Rey and James Thompson and their research groups who have achieved what was once thought to be a distant dream: the creation of an ultra-cold gas of strontium atoms exhibiting superconductor-like behavior. This achievement marks the first-ever observation of the long-anticipated third superconductivity phase, setting a new precedent in the field.

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Hai

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He received my B.Sc. and M.Sc. in physics at the Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, China, and subsequently joined the group as a Ph.D. student in 2023 Fall.

Kaubruegger

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He earned my B.Sc and M.Sc in Austria at the University of Innsbruck. During my master's program, he visited the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, where he conducted research on neural network-inspired variational wavefunctions for quantum many-body problems under the guidance of Prof. Jan Budich.