UC Berkeley Ultracold Atomic Physics : Nathan Brahms

Phone (510) 666-2625
Email nbrahms at berkeley dot edu

A native of the Bay Area, Nathan Brahms received his Sc.B. from Brown University in 2001. He attended graduate school at Harvard, working with John Doyle on buffer gas cooling experiments with weakly magnetic atoms. He earned his Ph.D. in 2008, and worked as a post-doc with Dan Kleppner at MIT before joining the Stamper-Kurn group in 2009.

Nathan currently works on E3.

Research Interests

Cold chemistry
Collisional cooling
Hybrid AMO
Quantum atom optics
Condensed matter simulation with ultracold atoms

Selected Publications

Formation of van der Waals Molecules in Buffer-Gas-Cooled Magnetic Traps
Magnetic Trapping of Silver and Copper, and Anomalous Spin Relaxation in the Ag-He System
High-Flux Beam Source for Cold, Slow Atoms or Molecules

Ph.D. Thesis

For publications here at Berkeley go to the publications page

Activities

Cyclekids

Curriculum Vitae

... is here.

Some MATLAB functions written by Nathan can be found here.

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