We explore quantum-enhanced metrology using optical lattice clocks and Floquet-engineered systems. Our research covers high-precision Rabi spectroscopy, interference of Floquet modes, Rydberg Atom Interferometry, and the application of quantum many-body states to improve measurement sensitivity beyond classical limits.
We develop high-precision optical lattice clocks using Floquet engineering and quantum control techniques, together with the national time service center (NTSC). Our work includes Rabi spectroscopy, Floquet mode interference, Landau-Zener dynamics, and the study of density shifts in multi-band systems for achieving ultra-stable frequency standards.
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We develop Rydberg atom-based quantum sensors for precision measurements of electric fields and microwave signals. Our work includes Floquet electromagnetically induced transparency, phase-sensitive interferometry, and DC/power-frequency electric field sensing using Rydberg states in atomic ensembles.
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We apply Floquet engineering to quantum systems for realizing novel quantum states and topological phases. Our work includes periodic driving of optical lattices, simulation of gauge fields, realization of exotic spin configurations in spin-orbit-coupled systems, and the study of non-adiabatic geometric phases in driven two-level systems.
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