Monday 15.10.2018, PTB, RZB 11, 10am

"Trapped ions in a bath of ultracold atoms"

Stephan Hannig receives Ph. D. We congratulate him on this achievement.

The topic of his thesis is:

‘Development and characterization of a transportable aluminum ion quantum logic clock setup’

Sara Panahandeh has started as a master's student as part of the iQloc team. She will work on a frequency doubling system for the aluminum clock laser as part of her master thesis.

Fabian Wolf receives Ph. D. We congratulate him on this achievement.

The topic of his thesis is:

‘Motional quantum state engineering for quantum logic spectroscopy of molecular ions’

The Heidelberg compact electron beam ion traps

Peter Micke received a poster price (2nd place)  at the 670th Heraeus Seminar "Fundamental Constants: Basic Physics and Units".

Congratulations!

Nils Scharnhorst receives Ph. D. We congratulate him on this achievement.

The topic of his thesis is:

‘Multi-mode ground state coolingof trapped ions’

Kai Dietze has started his master thesis as a joined student of the iQloc and QuaCCS team in January 2018. He will work on dynamical decoupling in calcium ions and help with the introduction of a new experimental control hard- and software as part of his master thesis.

The Al-Clock experiment developed two mechanical monolithic enhancement cavity designs for SHG in the VIS and UV. They are mechanical highly stable and gas tight. All degrees of freedom are adjustable using high precision fine-threaded screws from outside.

The goal of  the Opticlock project is the developement of a prototype for a commercial version of an optical atomic clock, based on a single Yb⁺ ion.

Opticlock is one of the three pilot project of the QUTEGA Quantum technology initiative.

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