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Many-Body Cavity QED

Quantum soft matter may be realized via BECs confined within multimode cavities: spin glasses, quantum neural networks, quantum liquid crystals and superglasses.

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SQCRAMscope microscopy

Our novel Scanning Quantum CRyogenic Atom Microscope scans Bose-Einstein condensates over surfaces to image electron transport in strongly correlated or topologically nontrivial condensed matter materials.

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LevLab aims to elucidate the interplay between superfluidity, crystallinity, magnetism, disorder, and dimensionality in complex quantum matter using novel techniques developed to: 1) use high-spin dipolar gases for exploring topological quantum matter, see Dysprosium Quantum Gases; 2) manipulate ultracold atoms near cryogenic surfaces for high-resolution, high-sensitivity imaging of transport in, e.g., unconventional superconductors and topological insulators, see The SQCRAMscope; 3) realize quantum neural networks and quantum liquid crystal, superglass, and spin glass phases in a many-body, multimode cavity QED context, see Many-Body Cavity QED.