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Atom Optics @ UQ
The atom optics group at UQ works in both experiment and
theory on Bose-Einstein condensates, nonlinear and quantum dynamics,
and quantum chaos. We are well funded by the Australian Research
Council and the University of Queensland.
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Latest news
Sebastian Schnelle and Leif Humbert join the group as PhD
students, both from the Sengstock group in Hamburg, Germany (May 2007).
Erik van Ooijen joins the group, takes over from Chris Vale
who has moved to the molecular BEC group at Swinburne University in
Melbourne (Dec 2006).
Tom Campey's paper on atom counting published in Phys. Rev.
A (Nov 2006).
Postdoctoral position
available - applications close 30th April 2006. Details can be
found here.
Matt
Davis is running a weekly email service containing the latest arXiv
postings on cold atoms and quantum optics; view archived selections or
follow instructions to sign up here.
We are currently working on atom lasers and matter wave
interference (cond-mat/0601690)
March 2005 - BEC up and running again in its new lab
A fire
in August
2004 took the experiment from nanoKelvin to kiloKelvin range.
Paper on foil-based
atom chip for BEC accepted for publication in J. Phys. B (17/06/04)
BEC was observed for the first time at UQ on the morning of
Friday 20th February 2004. This is only the second BEC in Australia,
and
the third in the southern hemisphere! For further information
see
our latest results page. (24/02/04)
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