Welcome to the website of our group at Harvard. Recent experiments have demonstrated the fascinating research possibilities in this interdisciplinary field on the interface between atomic physics, condensed matter physics and quantum information. In our group, we are focusing on optical lattice experiments and on a novel quantum gas microscope, which should allow us to experimentally realize novel strongly correlated quantum states and to probe them with unprecedented control. In spring 2007 we created our first Bose-Einstein condensate. Currently we are working on realizing a two-dimensional quantum gas as a central component of our quantum gas microscope. On these pages you will find information about the group and recent and current research projects.

greiner@physics.harvard.edu

• Open Research Positions
• Courses
• Current Project: Quantum Gas Microscope
• Recent Projects:
  • Bosonic atoms in Optical lattices
    • Mott Insulator
    • Quantum information experiments
    • Molecules
  • Ferionic atoms:
    • Molecular Bose-Einstein condensate
    • Condensate of genrealized Cooper pairs in the BCS-BBC crossover regime
    • Detection of correlations in the atom shot noise
• Personal information
• contact info, publications, and more

Physics Department   Harvard University