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PhD Studentship: Chronometric Levelling with Transportable Optical Lattice Clocks

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University of Birmingham - School of Physics and Astronomy

Qualification Type:PhD
Location:Birmingham
Funding for:UK Students, EU Students, International Students
Funding amount:This is a fully funded PhD. You can contact Professor Yeshpal Singh ([contact details available in the full listing]) for more details.
Hours:Full Time
Placed On:16th January 2026
Closes:16th April 2026

Chronometric levelling at cm precision is an important application for optical clocks, requiring their relative frequency inaccuracies at the level of 1x10-18. In fact, conventional state-of-the art methods have already reached geodetic limit. Optical clocks with their mind-boggling uncertainty level at 1x10-18, particularly transportable setups, have the potential to over the limitation. Transportable optical clocks can allow for a direct clock comparison to demonstrate chronometric levelling.…

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