Jun Ye

I am a graduate student working on the YO project in the Ye group.  We are developing a 3D MOT for ultracold molecules study.  I got my bachelor's degree from Tsinghua University.

I am a graduate student working on the KRb ultracold molecule experiment.  I was previously an undergraduate student at Harvard University, where I studied ultracold molecular chemistry with Professor Kang-Kuen Ni.  

I am a graduate student working on the strontium optical lattice clock. We are using a Fermi-degenerate 3D optical lattice clock to push the frontier of precision metrology and to study many-body physics. I did my undergraduate work at Reed College.

I work on the electron EDM project with Dr. Ye and Dr. Cornell.  I earned my Masters and undergraduate degrees at UBC in Engineering Physics.

I am a member of the strontium research group where we work on advancing the strontium atomic clock for frequency metrology and many-body physics.  I received my physics undergraduate education at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

I work on the third generation eEDM project using ThF+ in collaboration with Eric Cornell and Jun Ye. I received my Bachelors at the National University of Singapore.

I am a member of the strontium experiment researching quantum many-body physics and precision measurements utilizing ultra low phase noise lasers.  I was previously an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison researching neutral atom quantum computing.

I am a graduate student working on mid-infrared molecular spectroscopy measurements at high spectral resolution and ultra-high detection sensitivity. I received my bachelor's degree from Nankai University.