Welcome to Clément Caille, who is joining the ERBIUM DYSPROSIUM lab for his Masters’ internship. Clément is pursuing a Masters at ENS – Paris Saclay. He will join us for 4 months implementing optical lattices for our Quantum Gas Microscope.
Center for Ultracold Atoms and Quantum Gases, IExP and IQOQI, Innsbruck
We are happy to announce that our dipolar quantum gas group has two PhD positions open for 2024/2025! For more information, see the open positions page.
Photo credit: Italian Embassy in Vienna
On the 14 of April 2024, Francesca received the Grade of honor “Commendatore – Ordine della Stella d’Italia” at the Italian Embassy in Vienna by the Ambassador Pugliese. The Order of the Star of Italy is appointed by the Italian President, upon proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs after consulting the Council of the Order. You can read more about the honour here.
We bade farewell to Amal El Arrach on the 15th of April 2024, when she defended her master thesis – congratulations! Amal conducted her research in the T-REQS lab, which she joined in the Fall of 2020.
Photo credit: ÖAW/Elia Zilberberg
Atom*innen, the brainchild of group leader Francesca Ferlaino, grew from the need for an online, user-interactive platform for women in (quantum) physics. Today, the project has taken form, with the aim of providing a focal point to:
We are delighted to announce the launch of atom*innen: Networking for women in physics on the International Day for Quantum Physics (14th of April 2024). Why that date? Because we want people to understand that gender equality is everyone’s fight. The in-person launch event took place in Wien on the 11th of April 2024, attended by the Federal Minister for Women, Family, Youth and Integration Susanne Raab.
You can learn more about Atom*innen here, and you can read the UIBK press release here.
Our latest research on the observation of vortices in a dipolar supersolid has been featured in NewScientist! You can read the article, ‘Quantum ‘supersolid’ matter stirred using magnets‘, here.
For a general overview of this paper and its connection to our previous research, see our writeup here.
For all the details, see the pre-print here: arXiv:2403.18510.