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Sizing Up an Electron’s Shape

The most precise measurement yet of eEDM using electrons confined within HfF+ molecular ions.

Humans of JILA: Alexander Aeppli

JILA graduate student Alexander Aeppli stands next to the strontium atomic clock in JILA and NIST Fellow Jun Ye's laboratory

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Remembering the Former Life of JILAn Bill Peters

Former JILA postdoctoral researcher Bill Peters

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Entangled Pairs Get Sensitive Very Fast

A representation of bosonic pair creation, which creates an entangled state between atoms

JILA and NIST Fellow Konrad Lehnert receives a prestigious MURI award

JILA and NIST Fellow Konrad Lehnert

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JILA Breathalyzer Research Highlighted in Scientific American

A versatile tool called an optical frequency comb can detect the signatures of diseases like COVID-19 in exhaled breath. Credit: Jasmina81/Getty Images

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JILA and NIST Fellow Ana Maria Rey is Inducted into the National Academy of Sciences

Ana Maria Rey, a Fellow of both JILA and NIST, and a CU Boulder professor of Physics, has been inducted into the National Academy of Sciences

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Jose D'Incao Becomes New Associate JILA Fellow

University of Colorado Professor Jose D'Incao

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U.S. Department of Defense under secretary visits JILA

JILA Fellow Dana Anderson presenting to DOD's under secretary Shyu

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A Tale of Two Dipoles

Two different experiments looking at dipolar BEC gases and their dynamics

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