The main science chamber of Design of a dual species atom interferometer
Imaging section, TOP trap, and 2D-MOT of BEC1
Group Picture (Feb. 2008)
Spring at FORTH (March 2007)
Group Picture (Dec 2006)
Imaging section, TOP trap, and 2D-MOT of BEC1
Group Picture (2006)
View from inside FORTH (Jan. 2006)
2006
View from inside FORTH (Jan. 2006)
2006: Making the Laser Enclosures
BEC1: TOP trap coils
BEC2: Closeup of the 2D-MOT of BEC2
The BEC Team (May 2014)
BEC2: Grigoris, Melina, Michael and Melina in the BEC2 Lab
A smiling BEC — a reproducible chance event.
(black is more atoms)
The BEC Team (Sept. 2009)
Coffee discussion outside the lab (2006)
Journal of Physics B: Highlight of the Year 2012
Figure 3. Vacuum chambers and main laser beams. A beam of pre-cooled atoms, initially released from the two isotopes reservoirs (light blue), is pushed from the 2D+-MOT to the main science chamber via a differential pumping stage. A MOT is loaded right above the center of the atom chip and the atoms are pre-evaporated, after being loaded in the chip trap, using the chip RF antenna. The dipole lasers are depicted by the crossed red beams which trap the atoms at the chip vicinity to finalize the evaporation process. Once the two BECs are obtained, the interferometry pulses are applied by a couple of Raman beams (large light blue beam) along the sensitive axis.
Group Picture (Oct 2006)
TOP trap of BEC1
TOP trap of BEC1
Spring at FORTH (March 2007)
Group Picture (July 2018)
Spring-at-FORTH (2006)
Group Picture (2006)
Waiting for the bus (2008)
The first MOT at the cold atoms and quantum optics group at UNAM.
FORTH entrance (Jan. 2006)
BEC2: 2D MOT
Group Sailing 2007
About 10^6 Rb87 atoms in a TAAP ring.
The BEC2 Team (2014)
The BEC Team (Dec 2008)
2D MOT in BEC2 Lab
The first Group Picture (June 2005)
The BEC1 Team (2010)
Melina+Mark+Daniel+Paul
Mountain view from FORTH (Jan. 2006)
A smiling BEC — a reproducible chance event.
(black is more atoms)
