Caesium Quantum Gas Microscope
A quantum gas microscope for strongly interacting topological phases.
We design a new Quantum Gas Microscope experiment with bosonic Caesium atoms to study topological many-body phases of matter. We will make use of state-dependent lattices to engineer artificial gauge fields and use the unique possibilities offered by high-resolution imaging techniques to investigate topological many-body phenomena in these lattices.
News
2021/10 Sophie Häfele has joined our team as a Master student. Welcome Sophie!
2021/09 Scott Hubele has joined our team as a Master student. Welcome Scott!
2021/09 Our first article on "Fast long-distance transport of cold cesium atoms" is on the arXiv!
2021/09 Single atoms
We observed our first single Caesium atoms using fluorescence imaging and molasses cooling.
2021/04/16 Rebuilt the experiment section to install final coil upgrades
2021/01/01 Alex joined us as a PhD student! Welcome Alex!
2020/07/01 Julian joined us as a PhD student. Welcome Julian!
2020/05/13 We got our first BEC!
Team members
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