Atom interferometry to probe dark matter, gravitational waves and fundamental physics. Managed by @UltracoldTiff. https://xitter.cf/t.co/UEG4ScudI2
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ALT A group of people stand around a sign reading 'Welcome to ICAP 2024' in the entrance foyer of a university building with staircases crossing behind them. Most of them look happy to be there!
ALT Poster boards have been set up in a large common room, and people are walking around looking at the posters and talking.
ALT Poster prize winner Ollie stands at the front of a lecture theatre shaking hands with consortium leader Oliver!
ALT A group of about 30 people stand outside, with the Birmingham University clock tower behind them. The clock tower is tall and narrow and made of red brick. There are trees and bushes behind the group, and the sky is blue with white fluffy clouds. Most in the group are dressed for the warm day!
ALT Leonie stands next to her poster, 'Rb-85 interferometry at the University of Liverpool'
ALT Kamran stands next to his poster on progress towards strontium atom interferometry at RAL Space.
ALT Two women are sitting at a desk looking at an oscilliscope screen which is displaying a sine wave. A laptop is open in front of them and the oscilloscope is connected up to a crate with various wires and lights. They look very happy with their results!
ALT A man is standing in front of an electronics rack holding a screwdriver and looking as though he's about to make some changes to a board. There are lots of wires heading in all directions.
ALT Some people are sitting at a long wooden desk in a laboratory, all looking intently at computer screens showing the code they're writing to control the experiment.
ALT A man is sitting studying some red error messages that have appeared on his laptop screen.
ALT Infographic: Ben Gilliland, STFC Title: AION, Atom Interferometer Observatory and Network
ALT Photograph of a group of people standing arranged on steps in front of a large red brick house, framed on either side with autumnal trees. The leaves on the trees are yellow, and there are red and yellow patches in the low bushes in front of the group. The tiny patch of sky visible is bright blue and some of the people are managing not to wear coats.
ALT Gravitational waves: noise sources and mitigation strategies 13 November 2023, 08:30 - 17:30 Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
ALT Gravitational waves: noise sources and mitigation strategies 13 November 2023, 08:30 - 17:30 Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
ALT Tristan (our Quantum Sensors Group leader) working in the lab at RAL Space