Aashish Clerk

Three UChicago scientists named 2021 fellows of American Physical Society From left to right: Prof. Liang Jiang, Prof. Yau W. Wah, Prof. Aashish Clerk

Three UChicago scientists named 2021 fellows of American Physical Society

New analysis paves way for more sensitive quantum sensors Quantum particles

New analysis paves way for more sensitive quantum sensors

Physicist named Simons Investigator in support of quantum research Eckhardt

Physicist named Simons Investigator in support of quantum research

In quantum breakthrough, scientists demonstrate ‘one-way street’ for energy flow Tail lights on highway

In quantum breakthrough, scientists demonstrate ‘one-way street’ for energy flow

New method could lead to more powerful quantum sensors Thumbnail

New method could lead to more powerful quantum sensors

Einstein's 'Spooky Action': Bizarre Quantum Phenomenon Demonstrated on Massive Scale in World First

Einstein's 'Spooky Action': Bizarre Quantum Phenomenon Demonstrated on Massive Scale in World First


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Scientists use quantum ‘spooky action’ to entangle objects you can actually see Illustration of an experiment in which scientists entangled the vibrations of tiny drumheads

Scientists use quantum ‘spooky action’ to entangle objects you can actually see

Aashish Clerk BW

Aashish Clerk

Title: Professor of Molecular Engineering

Expertise: Quantum technology, Theoretical quantum science

Departmental website: https://pme.uchicago.edu/faculty/aashish-clerk