Nishanova
I am an undergraduate student working in the KRb experiment, pursuing a double major in physics and psychology.
Jun Ye
Zhou
I am a graduate student working on the 1d strontium lattice clock experiments. I received my bachelor's degree from University of Science and Technology of China.
Li
I am a postdoc researcher working on the 229Th nuclei clock using XUV frequency comb. I got a PhD in physics at the University of Chicago, where I studied the X-ray stimulated Raman spectroscopy and worked at Princeton University as a postdoc studying the ultrafast energy transfer in polariton.
Licht
I’m a graduate student working on high-resolution molecular spectroscopy for breath analysis using mid-IR frequency combs. I completed my undergraduate degree in physics at Carleton College.
Song
I am a graduate student working on the KRb polar molecules experiment. I received my bachelor's in Physics and Mathematics from U.C. Berkeley, where I made optical tweezers move in 3D at Dan Stamper-Kurn's lab.
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