QUIONE: The birth of a unique analog quantum processor in the world

ICFO researchers explain how they built their own quantum-gas microscope, named QUIONE after the Greek goddess of snow. The team of Sandra Buob, Jonatan Höschele, Dr. Vasiliy Makhalov and Dr. Antonio Rubio-Abadal, led by ICREA Professor at ICFO Leticia Tarruell, built a unique quantum-gas microscope, the only one capable of imaging individual atoms of strontium quantum gases in the world, as well as the first of its kind in Spain. The singularity of this experiment lies in the fact that they have managed to bring the strontium gas to the quantum regime, place it in an optical lattice where the atoms could interact by collisions and then apply the single atom imaging techniques. These three ingredients altogether make ICFO's strontium quantum-gas microscope unique in its kind.
Read the news: www.icfo.eu/news/2328/quione-...
Link to the Ultracold Quantum Gases Group: www.icfo.eu/research-group/25...
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