Jun Ye

Press Clipping: JILA and NIST Fellow Jun Ye's Work Highlighted in Optica OPN

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A recent article in Optica OPN highlights an exciting advancement in gas detection technology, showcasing how frequency combs—pioneered by JILA researchers—are revolutionizing precision spectroscopy. The study explores how frequency combs improve the sensitivity and accuracy of detecting trace gases in real-time, providing a powerful tool for atmospheric monitoring, industrial safety, and medical diagnostics.

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I am a postdoc working on the KRb experiment, where we aim to probe novel quantum phases of matter and spin dynamics that arise from the dipolar interactions between these ultracold polar molecules. I obtained my PhD in Bas van de Meerakker’s lab, where we investigated scattering resonances in low-energy molecular collisions.

Humans of JILA: Jake Higgins

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JILA postdoctoral researcher Jake Higgins is on the nuclear clock team in JILA and NIST Fellow and CU Boulder Physics professor Jun Ye's laboratory

Among the brilliantly technical and creative minds JILA is home to, postdoctoral researcher Jake Higgins applies the best of both worlds to their work in the group of JILA and NIST Fellow and University of Colorado Boulder physics professor Jun Ye. Leveraging their multi-disciplinary background, Higgins is advancing nuclear clock technology.

Press Clipping: JILA and NIST Fellow and CU Boulder Physics Professor Jun Ye and Team Featured in "Interesting Engineering" for Nuclear Clock Research

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JILA and NIST Fellow and CU Boulder Physics Professor Jun Ye and his team have been featured in a recent Interesting Engineering article for their work on nuclear clocks using thorium thin films. 

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