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Playing Games with Quantum Entanglement

Our cell phone towers receives signals from multiple devices every day. Quantum entanglement could help them handle more information.

Guiding Electrons With Gold Nanostars

Gold nanostars in the Nesbitt Laboratory

Tweezing a New Kind of Atomic Clock

optical tweezers holding atoms, connected by a clock

Drumming to the Heisenberg Beat

Work in the Lehnert Lab has been able to measure the movement of a quantum drum so precisely that the Heisenberg uncertainty principle is on full display.

The Power of the Dark Side

Using the Pauli blockade to create a dark state

Fellows Jun Ye and Deborah Jin named Most Highly Cited Researchers for 2019

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Quantum physics: Atomic research discoveries show there’s much more to learn

Ana Maria Rey on CU on the Air Podcast.

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Counting the quietest sounds in the universe

This diagram shows how the Lehnert Group can measure phonons

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Graduate student Chris Kiehl wins poster prize at conference in Germany

Christopher Kiehl receives poster award

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