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Paul joined the group in March 2006.
Before landing on Crete, he was a member of the Centre for Cold Matter (CCM) group of Prof. Ed Hinds at Imperial College London. There he completed his PhD working on the experiment searching for time reversal symmetry violation in YbF molecules: looking for the interaction of the electric dipole moment of the electron with the molecule via its tiny shift to the molecular energy levels.
He is currently in Singapore at the centre for quantum technologies, making an BEC loaded into a ring-shaped optical-potential which forms the "Atomtronics" equivalent of a SQUID flux quit. His current lac is run by Rainer Dumke.
Paul did his second postdoc in Singapore at the centre for quantum technologies in an atom-chip lab of Bjorn Hessmo. There he worked on a Bose-Einstein Condensation (BEC) experiment to trap an ultra-cold gas of Rb87 atoms below an atom-chip.
Paul worked in our lab as a Marie Curie Post-Doctoral Researcher from 2006 to 2010.
Paul did his PhD at Imperial College London at the Centre for Cold Matter (CCM) group of Prof. Ed Hinds. There he completed his PhD working on the experiment searching for time reversal symmetry violation in YbF molecules: looking for the interaction of the electric dipole moment of the electron with the molecule via its tiny shift to the molecular energy levels.
