I submitted a simulation paper last week and it is now availeble on arxiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.08663
This project started during the C19-lockdowns in which our labs were closed. We simulated quantum gas microscope data and studied the limitations of single atom imaging. We compared analysis techniques and discovered the best way to retrieve the locations of the atoms in a lattice.
The recently submitted work from my time in Paris got accepted for publication by New Journal of Physics. I am both happy and thankful that it went so fast and smooth from submission to publication. It is a bit technical and practical but it shows the experiment that I worked on really well!
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1367-2630/ac5f84
Last month we submitted a paper from my time in Paris describing the experiment I helped to build.
“An optical elevator for precise delivery of cold atoms using an acousto-optical deflector”
https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.04160
Last Friday our work on driven solitons with negative effective mass was published in Physical Review Letters!
We recently submitted a paper for review from our Caesium experiment: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.00825
This is gearing up to be a fruitful year with manuscripts from other experiments on Rb, K and simulated atoms also on their way….
I am very happy to report that the last part of my PhD work was accepted for publication in PRA this week. We report on the design of several new geoemetries in which one can trap ultracold atoms with magnetic chips.
Read the full article here: (for now just the preprint)
I will defend my PhD thesis on February the 24th at 13:00.
All further information is availeble at arthurgaatpromoveren.nl
Today I started my new postdoc job in Paris at LKB (Lhomond) with Jakob Reichel and Romain Long. I will join their group for the next two years and hope to combine their special fiber cavities with an single atom microscope such that we can study and control strongly interacting chains atoms.
Our hope it to learn more about entanglement in strongly interacting systems by having control over individual atoms in the cavity enhanced lattice.
I handed in my PhD thesis titled “Nanoscale magnetic atom chips for quantum simulation” today. All information on the defence will be availeble at arthurgaatpromoveren.nl
If you want to read the thesis already feel free to send me an email.
Welcome to my personal webpage. Now that I have finished my PhD and no longer work at the University of Amsterdam it was time to create my own website. Feel free to have a look around.