Welcome!
We are a relatively new lab at Caltech that uses lasers to control atoms and molecules for table-top experiments in fundamental nuclear and particle physics, by using and developing techniques that also have applications to quantum information, computation, and many-body systems. There are openings for research positions and internships at all levels - undergraduate, masters, graduate, and post-doc.
If you want to know about (or already know about!) any of the following, then we definitely have something for you to work on, and you should get in touch
We are extremely grateful to receive support from the following sources: Student research fellowships supported by: SURF Fellowships: Bill Davis James C. Whitney WAVE Fellowships: Student awards:
| News Click here for archived news 6 April 2021 Buffer gas beam simulation paper published in Physical Review Research. 31 March 2021 Team AC advances to the Geothermal Manufacturing Prize Semifinals. 16 February 2021 Thanks to the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for supporting our research through a Sloan Research Fellowship! 11 February 2021 YbOH axionlike particle sensitivity paper published in Phys. Rev. A 20 January 2021 Mercury polyatomic EDM sensitivity paper published in Atoms. 11 January 2021 Probing Fundamental Symmetries of Deformed Nuclei in Symmetric Top Molecules published in Physical Review Letters as an Editor's Suggestion. See accompanying viewpoint from APS Physics here. 24 November 2020 Buffer gas beam simulation paper posted to the arXiv. 16 October 2020 Polyatomic precision measurement review published in Quantum Science and Technology 21 August 2020 Digital whiteboard teaching demo using OneNote posted on YouTube as part of the Caltech Adaptable Teaching Series You can also click here to view some notes about how to use OneNote as a digital whiteboard for teaching. Some of the specifics are tailored to Caltech, but hopefully the notes are easily applied elsewhere. Watch the video above for a description of the advantages of this approach, but a primary advantage is the ability to have all the notes be viewable in a browser window in real time. In other words, students can "scroll back" and see what you wrote a few minutes ago. 20 August 2020 Paper on Probing Fundamental Symmetries of Deformed Nuclei in Symmetric Top Molecules posted to the arXiv. 10 August 2020 Perspective on Polyatomic Molecules as Quantum Sensors for Fundamental Physics posted on the arXiv. 10 July 2020 Hello Summer Research Connection! 22 June 2020 15 June 2020 Congratulations to Arian Jadbabaie for winning the John S. Stemple Memorial Prize! 8 June 2020 Black Lives Matter ShutDownSTEM (June 10, 2020) 4 May 2020 Our chemical enhancement results were featured in Physics World. 26 Feb 2020 Learn more about the motivation for some of our research in this Minute Physics video about the missing anti-matter in the universe. 25 Feb 2020 YbOH MQM sensitivity paper published in J. Chem. Phys. 19 Feb 2020 Chemical enhancement paper published in New Journal of Physics. 1 Feb 2020 Thank you to the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for funding our PolyEDM search for the electron EDM using laser-cooled polyatomic molecules! 17 December 2019 YbOH MQM sensitivity paper posted on the arXiv. 25 October 2019 Chemically enhanced beam production paper posted on the arXiv. 1 October 2019 Please consider applying for a Postdoctoral Prize Fellowships in Experimental Physics or Astrophysics. Applications are due November 8. 27 September 2019 Good bye to Cherie Capri, who is starting as the administrator for the Caltech SphereX team. Thanks for everything! Welcome to our new administrative assistant, Nancy Roth-Rappard. 8 August 2019 Binning paper published in Metrologia. Chi squared sometimes shouldn't be one! 1 August 2019 Hypermetallic molecules for precision measurements paper published in PRA as an Editor's Suggestion. 1 July 2019 Welcome Summer Research Connection! 17 June 2019 19 April 2019 YbOH effective internal field paper published in PRA. 16 March 2019 Given as part of Caltech's Science for March event 27 February 2019 We put a pre-print on the arXiv describing how molecules with multiple metal centers (hypermetallic molecules) might be interesting for precision measurements... and more! |
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