JILA

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joint institute physics research institute

JILA is a renowned joint physics institute of the University of Colorado Boulder and NIST, known for pioneering research in atomic, molecular, and optical physics, including the first creation of a Bose–Einstein condensate.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	joint institute → physics research institute →
abbreviationFor	Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics →
affiliatedWith	National Institute of Standards and Technology → University of Colorado Boulder →
collaboratesWith	NIST Physical Measurement Laboratory →
country	United States →
employs	faculty of University of Colorado Boulder → scientists of NIST →
fieldOfWork	astrophysics → atomic physics → molecular physics → optical physics → physics → precision measurement → quantum physics →
foundedBy	National Bureau of Standards → University of Colorado Boulder →
hasEducationalRole	postdoctoral research training → training graduate students →
hasFacilityType	precision measurement laboratories → research laboratories → ultracold atom laboratories →
hasNotableAchievement	contributions recognized by Nobel Prizes in Physics →
hasResearchArea	Bose–Einstein condensation → astrophysical theory → atomic clocks → biophysics → chemical physics → gravitational physics → laser science → nanoscience → quantum gases → quantum information science →
knownFor	first creation of a gaseous Bose–Einstein condensate → frequency metrology → laser cooling and trapping → optical lattice clocks → pioneering research in atomic, molecular, and optical physics → precision spectroscopy → ultracold atom research →
languageOfWork	English →
locatedIn	Boulder, Colorado →
locatedOnCampusOf	University of Colorado Boulder →
parentOrganization	National Institute of Standards and Technology → University of Colorado Boulder →
partOf	CU Boulder–NIST partnership →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bose–Einstein condensate →	firstCreatedAt
Eric A. Cornell →	memberOf