We aim to improve the measurement of the permanent electric dipole moment of the electron (eEDM) using cold molecules. The fantastic precision with which the eEDM can be measured makes it a uniquely sensitive low-energy probe of physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics. Our small-scale experiment performed with atomic physics techniques has the potential to make a major contribution to answering outstanding questions in both particle physics and cosmology.
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3-year postdoc position available
We have an opening for a 3-year postdoc position to join the NL-eEDM collaboration. The aim of the table-top particle physics eEDM research program is to probe the electron’s electric dipole moment with unprecedented precision using a slow, cold and in...
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Summerschool on low-energy precision physics
We are organising a summer school for PhD students and postdocs on the beautiful Dutch island Ameland. It is about the search for new physics with low-energy precision tests. It is planned from 2-7 juli 2023. You can find out more (and sign up!) here.
Open PhD positions
6 PhD positions are available within the context of our NL-eEDM research program. We use cold molecules to probe fundamental physics - specifically the electron’s electric dipole moment (EDM). We are looking for motivated PhD students with a strong int...
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Affiliations
University of Groningen
Vrije University Amsterdam (VU)
University van Amsterdam (UvA)
National institue for subatomic physics