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Relevant
research programs
Atom
optics – Quantum Atom Optics and Single Atom Detection with Micro-Bose-Einstein
Condensates
- Micro-BEC
generation and characterisation
- Quantum statistics
of BECs through atom counting
- Photoionisation
- Quantum electromechanical
transducers
- High precision
measurements schemes
Quantum
chaos
- Dynamics of BEC
in anharmonic potentials
Optical Phase
Singularities and Optical Angular Momentum
Nano-optics
- Quantum dots for
quantum computing applications
- Silica microresonators
Laser spectroscopy
- Visualization
of hypervelocity flows
- Planar Laser Induced
Fluorescence
- Nonintrusive
laser based velocity measurements
- Nearresonant
holographic interferometry
Biophotonics
Laser micromanipulation
(laser tweezers)
- Force and torque
measurements
- Microviscometer
- Cell adhesion
studies
- Optically driven
micromachines
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Funded
collaborations with other groups
- IREX grant, Bill
Philips, NIST Gaithersburg, Dynamical Tunnelling in BEC
- ARC COE for Quantum
Computing Technology
- IREX grant (with
Chris Vale and Matthew Davis), Clauss Zimmermann, Tübingen, Nonlinear
dynamics and chaos in Bose-Einstein Condensates on atom chips.
Other
international collaborations
- Professor Bill
Phillips, NIST, Geithersberg, Maryland, USA
- Professor Ove
Axner, Umea, Sweden
- Dr. Julie Gold,
Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenberg, Sweden
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