Our work includes both experimental and theoretical approaches, with a particular focus on quantum physics and the rapidly developing field of quantum technology. Our four experimental groups and three independent research faculty form the core of the Βι¶ΉΣ³» Centre for Quantum Technologies which was set up by the University to support and promote quantum research as an area of particular excellence at Βι¶ΉΣ³».
Experimental AMO physics faculty
Winfried Hensinger: Experimental quantum computing with ultracold ions, quantum optics, coupled atomic-condensed matter systems in the quantum domain, foundations of quantum mechanics.
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IQT group web page.
Matthias Keller: Ion-trap design, trapped ion cavity-QED, physics of molecular ions.
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ITCM web page
Jose Verdu: Electrons and atoms in quantum circuits.
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Peter Kruger & Fedja Orucevic: Fundamental and applied research into ultracold atomic gases deployed as magnetic sensors.
QSD group web page
Theoretical AMO physics faculty
Jacob Dunningham: Quantum metrology, Bose-Einstein condensates, entanglement.
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Barry Garraway (Leverhulme research fellow): Theoretical quantum optics, cold atom traps and BEC, molecular control, and femtosecond processes. Quantum information processing and decoherence.
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