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06-24: Richard formally graduates as a physics PhD! Well done, Richard!
04:24: Celebrating Quantum Day by opening our lab to the community
Photon entanglement at the Khanikaev lab.
….and then discussing quantum sensing and computing with color centers at the Meriles lab….
04-24: April brought us a total eclipse (and an earthquake!). Check out some cool photos
The eclipse according to Zav (who went all the way to Rochester!)
The photo below comes from Daniela. Zoom-in to watch the eclipse as seen through sunglasses in New York City.
03-24: Visiting Prof. Abraham Wolcott gives the Salzberg Chemistry Seminar
03-24: Farewell to Alex Wood
02-24: Quantum mechanics teacher Thurman Solano and his students from Basis Independent Manhattan visit our lab! It was great to have you!
02-24: Prof. Dong-ryul Jeon joins us as a visiting professor. Welcome, DJ!
Prof. Jeon joins us from Seoul National University. His areas of expertise include surface science, scanning probe microscopy, and physics education.
01-24: Richard and Tom’s Nature Nanotechnology article featured in IEEE Spectrum
Finding resonances in tiny defects is the key to increasing optical-data density, IEEE Spectrum, Jan 3rd, 2024.
See also other press releases on the same Nature Nanotechnology article here.