Education
- Bachelor of Arts, University California Berkeley, 1998
- Master of Arts, University California Berkeley, 2000
- Doctor of Philosophy, University California Berkeley, 2005
Biography
Research: my research interests include precision atomic spectroscopy, femtosecond frequency combs, atomic clocks and magnetometers. I am currently setting up a lab for precision atomic spectroscopy utilizing a femtosecond frequency comb.
Recent Courses
- Physics 058: The Charm and Strangeness of Particle Physics
- Physics 110: Mechanics and Relativity Workshop/Labs
- Physics 111: Electricity, Magnetism, & Thermodynamics
- Physics 104: Elementary Physics II Labs
- Physics 316: Optics
- Physics 311: Electricity and Magnetism
Background
National Research Council Post-doctoral Fellow 2005-2007
Optical Frequency Measurements Group
National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder Colorado
Ph.D. in Physics University of California at Berkeley 2005
Dissertation Title: Progress Towards Parity Nonconservation in Ytterbium
Thesis Advisors: Dmitry Budker and Stuart Freedman
M.A. in Physics University of California at Berkeley 2000
B.A. in Physics University of California at Berkeley 1998
Notes
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Jason Stalnaker Receives Grant
June 22, 2017Jason Stalnaker, associate professor of physics, has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to look for dark matter. The grant is a collaboration with Derek Jackson Kimball at California State University, East Bay. The funds will be used to establish a precision optical magnetometer at Oberlin College that will be a part of a global network of optical magnetometers looking for anomalous spin couplings due to dark matter.