PhD on Continuous Optical Clock University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

The University of Amsterdam is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join the Strontium Quantum Gases Group in the Institute of Physics. Led by Prof. Florian Schreck, the group is part of the Quantum Gases & Quantum Information cluster within the Van der Waals–Zeeman Institute for Experimental Physics. The project focuses on developing continuous optical clocks based on ultracold strontium atoms. Optical clocks already enable extremely precise measurements of time and gravitational effects; this ...

This postdoc in the Strontium Quantum Gases Group at the Institute of Physics, University of Amsterdam focuses on advancing continuous optical clocks toward superradiant and zero-deadtime operation. You will join an international research environment working with ultracold strontium gases and precision measurement techniques. The project builds on the group’s previous work on continuous Bose-Einstein condensation and aims to remove the dead time that limits conventional pulsed clock operation. I...

The University of Amsterdam is recruiting a PhD candidate to help develop a continuously operating optical atomic clock in the Ultracold Strontium Group at the Institute of Physics. The project addresses a fundamental limitation of conventional optical clocks, which operate in pulses and require many hours of averaging to reach their ultimate precision. The candidate will work on a zero-deadtime clock that continuously interrogates ultracold strontium atoms. The planned system will use a continu...

This postdoctoral project sits at the intersection of experimental atomic physics, precision optics, and quantum technology. The work is embedded in the University of Amsterdam’s Institute of Physics and the Strontium Quantum Gases Group, led by Prof. Dr. Florian Schreck, and is carried out together with the group’s spin-off OpticsFoundry B.V. and in collaboration with the Nonlinear Nanophotonics group at the University of Twente. The project focuses on developing technology to robotically manuf...

PhD opportunity in experimental physics at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the Quantum Metrology and Laser Applications (QMLA) group / LaserLaB Amsterdam, within the Molecular Ions group led by Dr. Max Beyer . The project is part of the NWO Vidi project SAMURAI and focuses on fundamental research on H2+ , antimatter molecules , quantum mechanics , atomic, molecular and optical physics , lasers , extreme-ultraviolet lasers , millimetre waves , and magnetic fields . You will study collisions one q...