Jun Ye

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.

As a member of the Sr1 group I work on pushing the frontiers of accuracy and precision.  We do so by combining the best ultrastable lasers in the world with our carefully controlled 1D strontium optical lattice clock. Doing so will not only let us demonstrate the next decade of accuracy, but also use our clock to probe nature, from gravitational shifts to drifts in fundamental constants. In my free time I'm usually wandering around somewhere remote and cold with my wife.