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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Exatas e de Tecnologia (CCET) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I have got a PhD degree from University Paris VI - Pierre et Marie Curie, while working in the group of Serge Haroche and Michel Brune on microwave spectroscopy of strongly interacting Rydberg atoms. After I did a post-doc at the University of São Paulo (IFSC-USP), in the group of Phgilippe Courteille, following two main research lines: coherence effects on the interaction between cold atoms and coherent optical radiation; and the construction of an atomic gravimeter for continous measurement acquisition. I'm currently associate professor at Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar), working on light diffusion on cold atoms samples. I have experience in Physics, focusing on experimental Atomic and Molecular Physics; cold atoms and Bose-Einstein condensation; Rydberg atoms; interaction between radiation and matter; microwave spectroscopy of atomic transitions; strongly-interacting atoms. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The scattering of light by diluted matter can be described as a classical wave diffusion phenomenon. The constructive interference of different multiple scattering paths cause deviations from the purely diffusive behavior, that grows bigger with decreasing mean free path, until a complete halt of diffusion beyond the localization threshold: this is known as Anderson localization, already …
This master's project aims to numerically and experimentally investigate the transport of light in dense atomic media through the diffusing wave spectroscopy technique applied to light scattered from a cold atomic sample. Preliminary numerical results show that the modification of transport, going from diffusive to partially coherent when the sample density is increased, is captured by th…
This project aims to understand how the refractive index of an assembly of cold atoms depends on its density. Following a recent theoretical proposal, an experimental platform of dense cold atoms configures the ideal experimental system for investigating the upper limit found in the refractive index of any known material sample. We hope to identify with this study the important ingredient…
This scientific initiation project is linked to a young researcher grant that aims to study the scattering of light by a dense sample of cold strontium atoms. Within this context, this project aims to implement a measurement of the electric field of light transmitted through a dense and disordered atomic sample. The measurement of the electric field will extend the parameter regime for wh…
This scientific initiation project is linked to a young researcher aid that aims to study the scattering of light by a dense sample of cold strontium atoms. Within this context, we want to monitor the modifications of the universal decay curve of the atomic fluorescence after fast turning off of an excitation pulse, that is, the modifications of the superradiance and subradiance of the sa…
The production of cold and dense atomic clouds requires high control of the magnetic fields existing in the atomic cloud region. In our case, the use of a narrow transition from strontium to cooling means that this control must have a precision of milliGauss, and in addition it must be in real time, as there is a need for fields with different values at different times in the experimental…
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