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JILA Graduate Students Qizhong Liang and Drew Morrill Win Colorado Photonics Industry Association Poster Contest

JILA graduate students Qizhong Liang and Drew Morrill receiving awards for their poster presentations at CPIA

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U.S. Senator Michael Bennet Visits JILA Amidst Announcement of New Colorado Quantum Funding

Senator Michael Bennett (right) listens to JILA instrument maker Hans Green (middle) discuss JILA's milling machine, as JILA Fellow Chair Konrad Lehnert (left) watches.

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JILA Fellows Ana Maria Rey and Adam Kaufman Featured in IEEE Spectrum Article

Higher accuracy atomic clocks, such as the “tweezer clock” depicted here, could result from linking or “entangling” atoms in a new way through a method known as “spin squeezing,” in which one property of an atom is measured more precisely than is usually allowed in quantum mechanics by decreasing the precision in which a complementary property is measured.

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Remembering JILA Fellow W. Carl Lineberger

Collage of JILA Fellow William Carl Lineberger

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JILA Researcher Jarrod Reilly highlighted in a New “Physics Magazine” Article

"Visualization of locating the optimal generator on a Bloch sphere. The color represents the QFI for the given generator."

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New Spin-Squeezing Techniques Let Atoms Work Together for Better Quantum Measurements

Higher accuracy atomic clocks, such as the “tweezer clock” depicted here, could result from linking or “entangling” atoms in a new way through a method known as “spin squeezing,” in which one property of an atom is measured more precisely than is usually allowed in quantum mechanics by decreasing the precision in which a complementary property is measured.

JILA Fellow Shuo Sun Becomes A Science Advisor for Colorado Quantum Startup

JILA Associate Fellow Shuo Sun

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JILA’s Physics Frontiers (PFC) is Awarded a $25 Million Grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF)

A compilation of researchers and the research/outreach led by JILA's PFC

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JILA and NIST Fellows Jun Ye's and Eric Cornell's eEDM Research Highlighted in "Physics World"

The researchers used an ion trap to measure the electron electric dipole moment in hafnium fluoride ions

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