Quantum to Go at P26
This year marks the 100-year celebration of Quantum Physics. We are thrilled to participate in bringing the understandings of quantum physics to the public -- We are actively participating in the exhibition "Quantum to Go" at the P26 museum in Bonn.
Our team worked on the realization of experimental demonstrations and holding talks and workshops.
Shoutout to Yumi, Kathrin, Delia, Nick, Ricardo and Daqing for their efforts!
Go and check it out!
Small but large - Our perspective on single organic molecules for quantum science applications
Together with a colleague at the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter in Hamburg, we discussed the physics behind single-molecule host-guest systems and put forward strategies to use them for applications in different aspects of quantum science.
New preprint on enhanced chiral optical forces via electric-dipole interactions
Together with colleagues at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, we analyzed a scheme to detect chiral optical forces on molecules. The force, resulting from electric-dipole interactions of chiral molecules with a set of electromagnetic and static fields, is expected to be orders of magnitude stronger than chiral forces from "traditional" schemes based on higher-order (such as the cross terms of electric-dipole and magnetic-dipole) interactions.
A comprehensive study on a tapered Paul trap: from design to potential applications
Check out the Article Here: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2058-9565/ad8512