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First 3D MOT on Roymage

First 2D MOT on Razpoutyne

Corresponding to the “fluorencense point” (a) Side view of the 2D-MOT, where the four counter-propagating beams and the longitudinal cooling beam are visible. The ytterbium atoms are trapped at the brightest point.

Corresponding to the “fluorencese line” (b) Top view of the 2D-MOT, where we can easily observe the line along which the atoms are trapped. This line lies along the axis where the magnetic field is zero.

Sept 2023 Alexia Mavrantoni joins the team as M1 student. She is following the Master Sciences de l’Univers et Technologies Spatiales

Other news

  • May 2025: Olivia Orodel starts her L3 internship.
  • March 2025: Martin Pearlstein joins the team as an M2 student !
  • 12.03.2025 : First 3D MOT on Roymage
  • November 2024: Anne-Katrin starts her Phd !
  • September 2024: first 2D MOT on Razpoutyne!
  • April 2024: Anne-Katrin Landa joined the team as an M2 student !
  • November 2023: (Future) Dr Guessoum will join the team!
  • 18 septembre 2023: Our Zeeman Slower with permanent magnet is already installed in our ytterbium optical clock – lien
  • 7 june 2022 : Welcome Dr. Romain Gauthier !
  • 24-28 april 2022 : 2022 Joint conference of the European Frequency and Time Forum & the IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium – lien
  • 26 november 2021 : SIRTEQ annual meeting – lien
  • 25-28 mai 2021 : Journée de la Recherche IGN-ENSG – lien
  • 26-28 mai 2021 : Workshop on « Quantum gravimetry in space and on ground » – lien
  • 26-28 mai 2021 : EUREF 2021 Symposium – lien
  • 22 juin 2021 : 19th International Symposium on Geodynamics and Earth Tides – lien