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Matt Jaffe is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at Montana State University's College of Letters & Science. He directs the Jaffe Lab, which focuses on quantum systems using atoms and photons for applications in quantum computation, precision sensing, and fundamental physics. His research leverages optical resonators, atom interferometry, and cavity QED techniques.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Physics, University of California - Berkeley (2018)
- B.S. in Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering Science, Pennsylvania State University (2012)
Research Focus: Jaffe's work explores quantum optics phenomena including light-matter interactions in high-NA resonators, atomic susceptibility modulation, and gravity measurements using atom interferometry. His lab develops experimental apparatus for next-generation quantum optics and studies optical resonator aberrations.
Publication Trends: Recent articles (2021-2024) predominantly focus on experimental and theoretical advances in quantum optics, optical resonator design, atom interferometry, and cavity QED. Key themes include precision measurement techniques, quantum control of atomic arrays, and suppression of optical backscatter in resonators.
Grants & Projects:
- Fast qubit readout and quantum networking with neutral atoms (NSF)
- Precise gravitational sensing with trapped atoms (Office of Naval Research)
- Applied Quantum CORE (US Air Force Research Lab)
Lab & Environment: The Jaffe Lab operates within Montana State University's Physics Department, leveraging Bozeman's optics-focused academic and industrial ecosystem. The lab actively seeks graduate students and collaborators for quantum science research.
