SYNQS is a collaboration of four research groups with overlapping research interests. The collaboration exists to strengthen and better integrate theoretical and experimental research. Our work is generally related to leveraging the potential of synthetic quantum systems, with the aim of pushing the understanding of fundamental phenomena in quantum many-body physics,
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Harnessing quantum correlations
Ultracold spinor gases of Rb
2D Bose-Einstein Condensate of Potassium-39
Atomic mixture of sodium and lithium
Tracing quantum waves
Attempt to run a cold quantum gases experiment in a rack
Atomic mixture of sodium and potassium
Engineering high energy physics in table top experiments
Argon Trap Trace Analysis for water dating
Argon Trap Trace Analysis with 39Ar for water dating
Calculations with quantum and neuromorphic hardware.
Jax-based Neural Quantum States
Integration of a number of devices with labscript.
Consistent shutter performance.
Pennylane plugin for labscript.
Getting all the ovens etc stable.
Stable voltage readout for photodiodes
Our experimental research groups base the work on cold atoms. In such experiments a cloud of atoms is cooled to temperatures, which are close to absolute zero with the help of lasers and magnetic fields. The resulting quantum systems offer an enormous level of versatility and control, making them a powerful platform for the investigation of the wide variety of topics studied within SYNQS.
.js-id-machineHarnessing quantum correlations
Ultracold spinor gases of Rb
2D Bose-Einstein Condensate of Potassium-39
Atomic mixture of sodium and lithium
Tracing quantum waves
Attempt to run a cold quantum gases experiment in a rack
Atomic mixture of sodium and potassium
Engineering high energy physics in table top experiments
Argon Trap Trace Analysis for water dating
Argon Trap Trace Analysis with 39Ar for water dating
Calculations with quantum and neuromorphic hardware.
Jax-based Neural Quantum States
Integration of a number of devices with labscript.
Consistent shutter performance.
Pennylane plugin for labscript.
Getting all the ovens etc stable.
Stable voltage readout for photodiodes