Lannig Stefan
Dr. Stefan Lannig
I am a postdoc on the 87Sr 3D lattice clock focused on investigating quantum many-body physics by applying precision spectroscopy on the clock transition. Among other topics, we're currently focused on superexchange and radiative dipole interactions with the goal of understanding general dephasing mechanisms, investigating collective effects and implementing metrologically useful squeezing.
Before coming to JILA I did research on the non-equilibrium behavior and non-linear physics in a spinor BEC of 87Rb in the Oberthaler group in Heidelberg.
Email
stefan.lannig@jila.colorado.edu
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