⛰️➡️🏛️ from Boulder to D.C.
Recent @CUBoulder graduate Joey Pontiff (Phys’26) is applying his physics and political science background to help inform national quantum policy in D.C.!
Read more: https://t.co/u1lPmqz3me
A new theoretical study in Physical Review D challenges the familiar picture of black hole singularities, finding they may be more like surfaces than a single point.
Read the paper: https://t.co/hdxGXezUGy
We’re proud to share our department has been named an inaugural recipient of the Carl E. Wieman Award for Excellence! 🏆
Read more in the A&S Magazine: https://t.co/7HG9P7yTCt
Quantum research led by @CUBoulderPhys could one day help guide navigation when GPS is unavailable or reveal hidden underground resources such as minerals, oil or gas. https://t.co/lEsFz6leKA
We are excited to join America’s Quantum Space Initiative as a founding innovator, led by @infleqtion.
CU Boulder brings internationally recognized expertise in both quantum science and space research to the initiative.
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We are very fortunate to have two recent Ph.D. defenses in our @CUBoulder Experimental Nuclear Physics Group group. Congratulations to Dr. Dan Lis and Dr. Joey Clement, for their thesis work on the @BrookhavenLab sPHENIX Experiment under the direction of my colleague Jamie Nagle!
These young scientists helped build and operate a new collider detector, and then go on to personally produce some of the first physics results - a rare and impressive accomplishment.
Using Lieb-Mattis states, a new entanglement-enhanced protocol for differential phase sensing in two-node quantum sensor networks is immune to common-mode noise but robust to local imperfections. The work introduces a unitary and dissipative protocol.
🔗 https://t.co/Kj0flaCdPQ
Congratulations, Margaret Murnane, named an Optica Honorary Member!
Murnane is recognized for pioneering advances in ultrafast lasers and XUV science and for exceptional service to the optics community through #mentorship and leadership.
Read more: https://t.co/uUOv1f1MQ9
Scientists have discovered super resonance — a regime of resonance in which the mode maintains a broadband out-of-phase response well beyond its bandwidth — and shown that it enables fully passive, broadband suppression of flow instabilities.
Learn more: https://t.co/QwkWXmigvm
Congratulations to physics graduate student Alex Doner, named the inaugural recipient of @LASPatCU’s Frank J. Crary Fellowship! 💫
https://t.co/jnGeeOH8BR
JILA Fellow and @CUBoulder Prof. Jun Ye has been elected a Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary societies.
Congratulations, Prof. Ye! 👏
Read more: https://t.co/Rlvs2NkTWX
Join us for our next Saturday Physics Talk @CUBoulder ⚛️⏱️
🗓️ Saturday, April 25 at 2:30pm
📍 Duane Physics building, room G1B30
Prof. Judah Levine will discuss the standards of time and frequency and how those definitions have evolved over time!
https://t.co/DIVOwVMEWS
Congratulations to our @NSF Graduate Research Fellowship recipients! We’re so proud to see our physics students and alumni earning this national-level distinction 🎉
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Did you know that quantum science and technology are rooted in Colorado? Hear from these @CUBoulderPhys and @CUEngineering students about their quantum research and why it matters. Happy #WorldQuantumDay, Buffs!
JILA researchers have proposed a new superradiant laser design for next‑generation “active” atomic clocks that overcomes two major challenges: atom heating and vibration sensitivity. Their findings were recently published in @PhysRevLett.
Read more: https://t.co/Y40Txlb8rZ
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@CUBoulder Physics has been recognized as one of the nation’s top physics graduate programs by US News and World Report! 🎉
Read more: https://t.co/DQSZKrTKlQ
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