Georgos Vasilakis is joining us as a postdoc on BEC1.

Cretan Matter Waves Group
Georgos Vasilakis is joining us as a postdoc on BEC1.
Panagiotis Christodoulou is back for six months working on his publication on the Q-factor and on putting a dipole trap on BEC2.
Georgos Vasilakis is joining us for a couple of weeks as a visiting scientist. He is currently a postdoc in the group of Eugene Polzik.
Our Ultra-Bright Atom Laser has selected the article as a New Journal of Physics Highlight of the year 2014.
Phys.org has published a nice semi-popular article about the paper. The New Scientist has also written a rather popularized article about our atom laser.
Note that we have not been given access to any of these articles before publication and are not responsible for its rather imaginative content.
An article in Greek can be found in a number of newspapers, e.g. at Kerdos.gr and in.gr
Article at Kerdos and Article at In.gr
Sigma Live also have made a video interview in Greek about the atom laser.
Igor Lesanovsky, a former postdoc of CMW (2006) now full Professor at University of Nottingham, has won the 2014 Maxwell medal and prize for his outstanding contributions to the theory of control and manipulation of quantum systems, particularly his pioneering studies of highly excited ‘Rydberg’ states in cold atomic gases
Our article on an adjustable Ioffe Pritchard trap has just been voted to to be one of the most important articles of the year 2012 of the Journal of Physics B.
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Ben Sherlock joins us from Oxford University (Chris Foot’s group) and before this M.Sci. at Hatfield College, University of Durham. Ben is one of the pioneers of Time-Averaged-Adiabatic Potentials with the first demonstration of the TAAP dumbbell and TAAP ring.
Great news!!! we have our first BEC…
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