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Lindsay LeBlanc is a Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Alberta. Her research focuses on ultracold quantum gases and quantum technologies, utilizing atomic physics techniques for the manipulation and control of ultracold atoms. LeBlanc's work is centered on addressing fundamental questions in quantum physics through the use of laser cooling, optical trapping, and magnetic field control to study many-body states of matter and their interactions. She leads the Ultracold Quantum Gases Laboratory, which provides opportunities for postdoctoral scholars and graduate students. Currently, she teaches several courses, including experimental lab courses as well as a cross-listed undergraduate/graduate course in Quantum Atomic Optical Physics. With numerous publications in high-impact journals, LeBlanc's contributions have advanced the understanding of quantum simulation and hybrid quantum systems, particularly in relation to electronic and magnetic degree of freedom interactions with solid-state devices. Her work not only investigates new forms of many-body order but also explores quantum technologies that interface with classical systems.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Leading research in ultracold quantum gases and quantum technologies.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Focused on many-body states and quantum simulation.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Engaged in research and teaching in the area of ultracold quantum gases.
Joint Quantum Institute, National Institute of Standards and Technology and University of Maryland • Maryland, USA
Worked on experimental quantum physics.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management