Chandra Raman

Professor; School of Physics

IMat Initiative Lead | Materials for Quantum Science and Technology

The Raman Group has two main thrusts. The team utilizes sophisticated tools to cool atoms to temperatures less than one millionth of a degree above absolute zero. Using these tools, they explore topics ranging from superfluidity in Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) to quantum antiferromagnetism in a spinor condensate. In another effort the team partners with engineers to build cutting edge atomic quantum sensors on-chip that can one day be mass-produced.

craman@gatech.edu

404.894.9062

Office Location:
Howey N04

Raman Lab at Georgia Tech

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Computational Materials Science

Electronic Materials

Miniaturization & Integration