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Dr. Kai Li of JILA’s Jun Ye Group Wins 2026 European XFEL Young Scientist Award

Submitted by Steven Burrows on Tue, 01/27/2026 - 8:00 am
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Narrowing In: Cooling Molecules with Light Like Never Before

Narrowline Laser Cooling and Spectroscopy of Molecules via Stark States

JILA Researchers Overturn 25-Year-Old Explanation of Benzene Formation in Space

Interstellar formation of PAHs terminates at C6H5+

JILA Collaboration Makes Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics into a Team Sport

3 Body Interaction

JILA and NIST Fellow Jun Ye Named Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher for 12th Consecutive Year

Submitted by Steven Burrows on Thu, 11/13/2025 - 4:34 pm
Jun Ye named a Highly Cited Researcher of 2025
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Resonant Frequencies: Playing the Edge of Light with a 3-micron Baton

An ultrastable, scalable and repeatable method for generating soft X-ray beams using a custom-built 3-micron ultrafast laser that is focused into an anti-resonant hollow-core fiber.

Entangled Time: Pushing Atomic Clocks Beyond the Standard Quantum Limit

Artistic representation of an atomic clock breaking the Standard Quantum Limit

Tailoring Record-Breaking Laser Stability for Coordinating Precise Atomic Dances

3D optical lattice clock platform for highfidelity quantum state engineering.

JILA Graduate Student Chuankun Zhang Wins 2025 Boeing Quantum Creators Prize

Submitted by Steven Burrows on Wed, 09/24/2025 - 10:13 am
Chuankun Zhang
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A Symphony of Light and Atoms

Experimental setup: continuous lasing of Strontium-88 atoms.

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