University of Birmingham
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The University of Birmingham’s Cold Atoms Group chaired by Prof. Kai Bongs is a world class research centre consisting more than 60 persons working on a diverse set of experiments, including atom interferometry based gravity sensing, optical clocks, quantum simulation, quantum information, cavity quantum-electrodynamics, and rotational sensing. Within iqClock the Birmingham group leads industry to build a compact Sr optical clock.
We are completing the recruitment of two PhD students. |
Team members
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Kai Bongs is the chair of Quantum Matter within the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham and PI/director of the UK National Quantum Technology Hub in Sensors and Metrology and various research projects listed below. He holds a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award and an EPSRC Leadership Fellowship, is editor for Scientific Reports by Nature and for Advances in Cold Atoms and Molecules by World.
Contact: k.bongs@bham.ac.uk |
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Yeshpal Singh is leading the lab for Precision Metrology and Quantum Measurements at the University of Birmingham. He has been Marie-Curie Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham and as an experimentalist is greatly interested in the field of quantum atom optics with a particular emphasis on ultra-cold atoms and degenerate gases.
Contact: y.singh.1@bham.ac.uk |
A further team member is Markus Gellesch who is a Research Fellow in the lab for Precision Metrology and Quantum Measurements at the University of Birmingham. He is an experimentalist with a strong background on material physics paired with engineering skills.
Contact: m.gellesch@bham.ac.uk
Contact: m.gellesch@bham.ac.uk
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Kristina Gruzdeva is a project manager who is based at the University of Birmingham. Kristina is responsible for overseeing a diverse portfolio of research projects, including MoSaiQC.
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