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Defect-free atom arrays

Physical Review journal club

Our work on efficiently assembling large defect-free atom arrays will be presented in an upcoming Physical Review journal club on Dec 18 at 8.30am ET. Please register to join the discussion!

Campus Shot

Loh lab moves to Duke

We are relocating to Duke University in Fall 2024. Our lab will be located at the Duke Quantum Center. We are looking for talented and motivated students to join us at Duke.

Prithvi Raj

Raj wins the OURP award!

Congrats to Raj for winning the NUS Outstanding Undergraduate Research Prize!

Luheng's thesis defense

Luheng defends his PhD thesis

Congratulations to Luheng for an impressive PhD thesis defense!

Krylov-restricted thermalization

Exotic quantum thermalization

Put a quantum system in a far-from-equilibrium state, and it should either thermalize or retain memory of its initial state – at least that’s what scientists have always thought. Can thermalization and memory occur simultaneously? Read our arXiv paper to find out what surprises we have uncovered…

Weikun's defense

Weikun defends his PhD thesis

Congrats to Weikun for a fantastic PhD thesis defense!

Floquet-tailored Rydberg interactions

Nature Comms: Floquet-tailored Rydberg interactions

Our work on “Floquet-tailored Rydberg interactions” is published in Nature Communications and featured as a CQT highlight! Congratulations to Luheng, Michael, and Mujahid for their hard work!

IPS

IPS meeting

Our lab takes part in the Institute of Physics Singapore annual meeting. Luheng gives an invited talk on Floquet frequency modulation with Rydberg atoms and Weikun gives a poster on Rb tweezer arrays.

Yang Lee

PRL: Non-unitary phase transitions

Our collaborative paper with the group of Ching Hua Lee, on probing non-unitary phase transitions with Floquet-engineered Rydberg atom arrays, is published in Physical Review Letters! Congrats to Mujahid and all the co-authors!

Mujahid's defense

Mujahid's thesis defense

Congratulations to Mujahid on his successful PhD thesis defense. What an exciting journey it has been for the past 5 years!

CQT lab visit

CQT lab visit

Honored to have Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Heng and Senior Minister Teo visit our lab. Happy to show them the atom-array setups that are the culmination of several years of hard work from my team, with valuable help from the CQT support staff.

DAMOP 2024

US conference season is upon us

Time for our group to travel to the US for conferences again! At the annual APS DAMOP meeting, Michael and Fan give talks and posters, while Huanqian delivers an invited talk. Luheng presents at the Gordon Research Conference (Atomic Physics). Thanks to everyone in the community for their…

Merlion

PR Applied, Physics magazine: Defect-free atom arrays

Our work on achieving large (225-atom) defect-free arrays with a high success probability is now published in Physical Review Applied and featured in the APS Physics magazine! Very satisfying to see the Singapore lion head symbol appear in a Physical Review journal. Congrats to Weikun, Wen Jun,…