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Applied Matter

& Devices Group

@ Rowland Institute, Harvard University

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Rowland Institute, Harvard University

One of the overarching themes of our research is the investigations and applications of quantum coherent matter.

In superconductors, superfluids, and Bose-Einstein condensates, a large fraction of constituent particles can occupy the same quantum ground state and behave in many way as a single entity. We are interested in not only studying fascinating properties of such state of matter but also applying them as a set of tools to elucidate some subtleties of the quantum world. With disregard for presumed boundaries between applied physics, material science, and engineering, we also develop metamaterials and devices whose novel properties do not naturally exist in nature.

Our current interests include superfluid and superconducting Josephson phenomena, nano/micro/meta-materials & devices, inertial sensing technologies, matter wave interferometry, and force/displacement sensing limits.

Our research at the Applied Matter & Devices Group is supported through the Rowland Junior Fellows Program at the Rowland Institute at Harvard University.

The Rowland Institute at Harvard was originally founded by Edwin H. Land as the Rowland Institute for Science, a basic research organization, conceived to advance science in a wide variety of fields. The Rowland Junior Fellows Program lies at the heart of the Institute: a program dedicated to provide young scientists the opportunity to perform independent experimental research for up to five years with full institutional support and access to the Institute's outstanding technical scientific resources.