Biographical Sketch:
Research:
Education:
Ph.D., Caltech, 2023
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Contact Info
WLW 322
PI: David Moore
Research Website
Research Areas: Neutrinos & Fundamental Symmetries, Quantum Science & Sensing
Research Type: Experimentalist
CV
MAST-QG
Moore
Science goal: Test whether gravity has a quantum nature by levitating tiny diamonds in a vacuum to see if they become entangled.
WL involvement: Yale is using their expertise in precisely trapping nanoparticles in a vacuum to study the electromagnetic interactions between nanodiamonds.
SIMPLE/QuIPS
Moore
Science goal: Study interactions involving neutrinos; to test gravity; & to search for dark matter, quantum phenomenon, sterile neutrinos, and new forces.
WL involvement: The Moore group has developed the world’s most sensitive micron-sized force sensors. Both the SIMPLE and QuIPS experiments are located at Wright Lab.
News
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Yale Physics hosts 2025 Pathways to Science Summer Scholars
Members of the Wright Lab community taught week-long workshops and led enrichment sessions for local high school students in Yale Pathways to Science.
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Wright Lab research represented at 2025 APS Global Physics Summit
Wright Lab research was well represented at the 2025 Joint March and April meetings of the American Physical Society (APS).
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2025 Visualize Science competition explores black hole growth
On February 6, artists, scientists, and engineers convened at the Yale Astronomy Department to participate in the 2025 Visualize Science competition.
