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Enno Giese is a Professor at the Institute for Applied Physics, focusing on theoretical quantum optics and cutting-edge applications in atom interferometry. His research explores gravitational physics, quantum sensing, and nonlinear optics, with a particular emphasis on precision measurements and quantum technologies. Key projects include the development of entanglement-enhanced atomic sensors for microgravity environments and the study of relativistic effects in atom interferometry.
His work spans topics such as gravitational wave detection, quantum imaging beyond the standard quantum limit, and the quantum regime of free-electron lasers. Recent studies include the application of synthetic quantum holography and the optimization of higher-order atomic diffraction techniques. Giese collaborates on space-based experiments, such as the Cold Atom Lab on the International Space Station, to advance gravitational physics and quantum metrology in microgravity.
His publications reflect a deep engagement with foundational questions in quantum mechanics, including angular momentum conservation at the single-photon level and the interface between gravity and quantum systems. While no awards are explicitly listed, his contributions to theoretical quantum optics have likely impacted the field significantly.
