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New Chip-Based Frequency Combs Demonstrate Potential for Portable Atomic Clocks

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We conduct curiosity-driven research that explores the most basic building blocks of nature with an eye toward potential applications in information science and technology.  

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    New JQI Fellow Harnesses Light for Emerging Quantum Tech

    October 13, 2026
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    Quantum Device Simulates Matter Popping into Existence

    September 24, 2026
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    JQI Fellow Joins National Effort to Develop Diagnostic Tools for the World’s Most Powerful Lasers

    August 20, 2026
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Our Research

  • Many-Body Physics

    Some of the most intriguing physics happens when individual particles team up, giving rise to emergent collective properties.

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    Quantum Information and Computing

    JQI physicists are investigating promising quantum computing architectures as well as developing methods to control quantum effects that can be exploited to process information in new ways.

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    Quantum Measurement and Control

    Creating quantum states on demand and controlling them is a critical component to developing practical quantum-based devices.

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We get fresh ideas from angles we would have never thought of, through interactions with my colleagues in the department, by having students from physics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, materials science, sometimes computer science. These perspectives that we get—and the things that I get to learn at a faster rate than being in one area—have been very rewarding.

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Avik Dutt
Assistant Professor

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JQI Fellows, postdocs, and students actively engage our community and the broader public in science.

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