The Ion Storage Group at NIST is a team of researchers working on cutting-edge quantum information science. Led by John Bollinger, the group focuses on developing quantum information processing using trapped ions, with projects ranging from quantum simulation and sensing to ion-trap quantum computing and quantum networking.
Key members include Allison Carter, James Chin-Wen Chou, David Hume, Dietrich Leibfried, Mason Marshall, Daniel Slichter, Lindsay Sonderhouse, and Andrew Wilson, along with several postdoctoral researchers and graduate students. These researchers are working on various projects, including Penning trap experiments, cryogenic molecular ions, and quantum network development.
The group aims to advance the field of quantum information science and develop new technologies and techniques for various applications. Their work focuses on improving quantum information processing with trapped ions, advancing optical clocks, and exploring new tests of physics beyond the standard model.
Source: https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/ion-storage/ion-storage-group-members
Keywords: Ion, Trapped, Quantum, Metrology, Entanglement
