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Nikuni Lab
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A lab that theoretically studies ultracold atomic gases.
AboutAbout the lab
Understanding cold atomic gases through theory.
Nikuni Lab studies ultracold atomic gases from a theoretical standpoint.
According to the university's researcher information, the research field is atomic, molecular, and quantum electronics, and the research topic is "dynamics of cold atomic gases."
The lab's list of publications includes, besides cold atoms, titles of papers dealing with quantum annealing and Rydberg atoms.
Key terms
- Cold atomic gas
- A gas of atoms cooled to extremely low temperatures.
- Quantum annealing
- A computational method that uses properties of quantum mechanics to search for the optimal solution among many candidates.
ResearchResearch themes
Nikuni Lab studies ultracold atomic gases theoretically. Its research topic is "dynamics of cold atomic gases."
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of Nikuni Lab consist of faculty, visiting professors, visiting researchers, and doctoral and master's students.As of 2026
- ProfessorTetsuro Nikuni
- Assistant ProfessorMasaya Kunimi
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