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Our research group leverages fiber-laser frequency combs to advance optical clocks, frequency transfer, ranging, and atmospheric spectroscopy. Recent milestones include the engineering of robust, field-deployable frequency combs, the synchronization of remote clocks with femtosecond precision, and the use of dual-comb spectroscopy to quantify regional trace gas emissions.
We are seeking talented researchers passionate about expanding the application space of optical frequency combs.
Literature references:
F. R. Giorgetta, et.al. “Free-form dual-comb spectroscopy for compressive sensing and imaging”, Nat. Photonics, 18, 1312 (2024)
E.D. Caldwell, et.al.,”Quantum-limited optical time transfer for future geosynchronous Links”, Nature 618 721-726 (2023)
G. J. Mead, et.al.,” “Multi-month Apportionment of Methane Emissions from the Agriculture and Energy Sectors using Trace Gas Measurements in Northern Colorado.” Geophysical Research Letters, 51 (2), e2023GL105973 (2023)
E.D. Caldwell et.al.,” “The time-programmable frequency comb and its use in quantum-limited ranging”, Nature 610 667-673 (2022)
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Open to Postdoctoral applicants