Mechanical squeezing
Just out: Chao Meng, George Brawley, James Bennett, Michael Vanner and Warwick Bowen predict that quantum squeezing could be achieved outside of […]
Quantum waves travel in a slot-waveguide
In our latest publication, Glen Harris, Andreas Sawadsky, Yasmine Sfendla, Walter Wasserman, Warwick Bowen and Chris Baker suggest filling a slot waveguide with superfluid […]
A very small, not very cold, magnetosensor
Any scientist knows the importance of taking data with a grain of salt. Here at the […]
Our sounds of science
At the 2017 Frontiers of Quantum and Mesoscopic Thermodynamics conference, participating physicists were asked to reflect […]
2020 Barry Inglis Medal for Warwick Bowen
Our group leader Warwick Bowen received the 2020 Barry Inglis Medal for the development of quantum technologies that benefit measurement […]
Growing crystals better
At the QO lab, we believe growth is fundamental to science. Especially when it concerns crystals […]
Strongly coupled photons in superfluid
Back at it again with the microdisks: Xin He, Glen Harris, Chris Baker, Andreas Sawadsky, Yasmine Sfendla, Yauhen Sachkou, Stefan Forstner and Warwick Bowen strongly coupled […]
Unveiling vortex dynamics
December in Australia comes with high chances of beach trips, backyard barbecues, pavlova, and… cyclones. In […]
School prizes for our PhD students Christian and Yasmine
Certified fresh! Yasmine Sfendla brought home this year’s SMP Physics Poster Prize with her work on superfluid Brillouin […]
Designing Technology for Tomorrow Award for Warwick, Chris and Raj
Shoot for the moon? It’s 2019, we’d rather connect to the moon. Warwick, Chris, and Raj’s […]