Robinjeet Singh (Assoc)

Robinjeet Singh is a Research Associate through PREP program between NIST and the University of Colorado, Boulder. He is associated with the Quantum Sensor Group of the Physical Measurement Laboratory at NIST. His current research interests include design and microfabrication of Superconducting Quantum Interface Devices (SQUIDs) and other novel superconducting sensors for observational cosmology and astronomy applications.

Before joining NIST Boulder, he was a postdoctoral associate in the Quantum Optics Group at NIST, Gaithersburg. As a postdoctoral associate, he advanced experimental and microfabrication efforts to develop optomechanical systems for temperature metrology and quantum information transduction applications.

For his PhD research at the Louisiana State University, as a part of LIGO Science Collaboration, he developed table-top test experiments to measure quantum effects in a microresonator based cavity optomechanical systems. His research work was in part an effort to understand and test quantum noise evasion for the next generation upgrades to the US based gravitational wave detectors (advanced LIGO).

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Research Interests

1. Development of superconducting microwave quantum sensors.
2. Observational Cosmology.
3. High-Q resonators for quantum memory.
4. Quantum information transduction.