Sarah’s research endeavours to harness the unique properties of light to break the boundaries of precision measurement for both fundamental and applied research.

After gaining my PhD and continuing my work in the field of molecular spectroscopy with optical frequency combs, Sarah has also evolved a deeper understanding of atomic physics through my post-doctoral experiences developing a compact high-stability optical clock.

Sarah has a deep interest in translating experimental discoveries and techniques developed during my research efforts into real-world, out-of-lab measurement devices that solve difficult problems and benefit the world.