Research Areas - (3) Rydberg Atom Quantum Sensing and Electrometry

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Daniel Comparat 🔗
University of Paris-Saclay 🔗
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Department(s)/lab(s): LAC / Université Paris-Saclay | LAC MFC — Condensed Cold Matter (Comparat) @ Paris-Saclay
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Daniel Comparat (DR CNRS, LAC MFC coordinator) works on cold atoms, molecules and Rydberg physics. Research: (1) Rydberg atoms — spectroscopy, few-body interactions, frozen Rydberg gases with Cs/Yb; (2) cold molecules — BaF laser cooling and trapping for eEDM measurement; (3) antihydrogen laser manipulation for fundamental tests; (4) novel electron electric dipole moment measurement technique; (5) cold ion and electron sources (photo-ionization of laser-cooled atoms). ERC-linked funding.

Jacob Covey 🔗
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 🔗
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Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | Covey Lab @ UIUC
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Assembles optical-tweezer-trapped arrays of ultracold atoms and polar molecules (including NaRb) for quantum information science, quantum simulation, and cluster-state quantum computing, with associated Rydberg-based sensing capabilities.

Mark Saffman 🔗
University of Wisconsin-Madison 🔗
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Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | Saffman Lab (Quantum Information, Atomic Physics) @ UWMadison
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Studies neutral-atom quantum computing and quantum optics with Rydberg atoms in optical tweezer arrays, including entanglement, nonlinear optics, and Rydberg-based electrometry/sensing.