Investigators
| Name | Research Focus | Contact | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Andreas Becker |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Laser Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Ultrafast Phenomena, Attosecond Dynamics, Coherent Control Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: andreasb@jilau1.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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John Bohn |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Cold Molecules, Quantum Many-body Systems Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: bohn@murphy.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Eric Cornell |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Nanoscience, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: BEC, Precision Measurement, Molecules, Frequency Combs Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: cornell@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Xun Gao |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: xun.gao@colorado.edu |
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Jessica Hoehn |
Topics: Physics Education Focus: Partnerships for Informal Science Education in the Community (PISEC), Physics Education Research, Public Engagement/Outreach Scientific Role: Physics Education Job Title/Role: Director of Public Engagement and Education Research |
Email: Jessica.Hoehn@colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Murray Holland |
Topics: Laser Physics, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Quantum Optics, Cold Atoms Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: murray.holland@colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Agnieszka Jaron-Becker |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Laser Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Theoretical AMO, Ultrafast Laser Science Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: jaron@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Ralph Jimenez |
Topics: Biophysics, Chemical Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Biophysics, Ultrafast Lasers, Chemical Physics, Microfluidics Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: rjimenez@jilau1.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Henry Kapteyn |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Chemical Physics, Laser Physics, Nanoscience, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Ultrafast Lasers & X-Rays, Imaging, Chemical Physics, Quantum & Optical Science, Nanoscience, Materials, Molecular Science Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: kapteyn@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Adam Kaufman |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Many-body physics, Ultracold atoms, Quantum simulation Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: adammkau@jilau1.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Konrad Lehnert |
Topics: Nanoscience, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Quantum Nanomechanics, Microwave Quantum Optics, Mesoscopic Physics Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: konrad.lehnert@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Heather Lewandowski |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Chemical Physics, Nanoscience, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Cold Molecules, Chemical Physics Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: lewandoh@jilau1.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Margaret Murnane |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Chemical Physics, Laser Physics, Nanoscience, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Ultrafast Lasers & X-Rays, Imaging, Chemical Physics, Quantum & Optical Science, Nanoscience, Materials, Molecular Science Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: murnane@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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David Nesbitt |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Biophysics, Chemical Physics, Nanoscience, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Chemical Physics, Biophysics, Molecular Ions Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: djn@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Thomas T. Perkins |
Topics: Biophysics, Nanoscience Focus: Biophysics, AFM, Optical Tweezers, Single Molecule Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: tperkins@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Cindy Regal, Baur-SPIE Chair in Optical Physics and Photonics at JILA |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Laser Physics, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Quantum Nanomechanics, Single Atom Trapping Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: regal@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Ana Maria Rey |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Laser Physics, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Cold Atoms and Molecules, Quantum Many-body Systems, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Scientific Role: Theorist |
Email: arey@jilau1.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Shuo Sun |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Nanoscience, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Quantum Optics; Nanophotonics; Solid-state Quantum Information Processing Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: shuosun@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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James Thompson |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Laser Physics, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Cold Atoms, Quantum Optics and Information, Precision Measurement Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: jkt@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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J. Mathias Weber |
Topics: Chemical Physics Focus: Chemical Physics, Molecular and Cluster Ions, Materials Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: weberjm@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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Jun Ye |
Topics: Atomic & Molecular Physics, Chemical Physics, Laser Physics, Nanoscience, Precision Measurement, Quantum Information Science & Technology Focus: Cold Atoms and Molecules, Frequency Combs, Ultrastable Lasers, Precision Measurement Scientific Role: Experimentalist |
Email: ye@jila.colorado.edu Website: Faculty Website |
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