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Group of Wolfgang Ketterle at MIT
Welcome to the world of nanokelvin atoms
and the magic of matter waves!
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Controlling reactive scattering by quantum interference Science 375 , 1006–1010 (2022) Suppression of light scattering by Pauli blocking
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Postdocs wanted: Every year, we hire a new postdoc for one of our labs. Send your inquiry directly to Wolfgang Ketterle.
May 20, 2019: World Metrology Day
Guide for teachers and students to explain the new kg
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Our group has five teams in five different laboratories
BEC 2 | BEC 3 | BEC 4 | BEC 5 | Dypole |
"The New Lab" | "The Science Chamber" | "The Rubidium Lab" | "The Lithium-7 Lab" | "The Dysprosium Lab" |
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Current projects: Optical lattices Spin Hamiltonians |
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![]() Pauli suppression of light scattering |
![]() Molecule-Atom Feshbach resonance |
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![]() Supersolid stipe phase |
![]() Spin-1 anisotropic Heisenberg model |
![]() Spin transport Transverse spin dyanmics |
Lectures by Wolfgang Ketterle on Open Course Ware: 8.421 Atomic and Optical Physics I 8.422 Atomic and Optical Physics II
BEC 1: now part of the Zwierlein group old results