Yang Yang
Dr. Yang Yang
Yang is a postdoctoral researcher working on a spin-squeezed optical atomic clock. His research focuses on quantum metrology, particularly exploring and applying many-particle entangled states to enhance measurement sensitivity beyond classical limits. His ongoing projects aim to push the boundaries of timekeeping and probe fundamental physics, contributing to a deeper understanding of the universe. Yang earned his Ph.D. in Physics from University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), where he worked on quantum precision measurement of the electric dipole moment of ytterbium atoms.
Email
y.yang@colorado.edu
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