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Kyle Beloy (Fed)

Kyle Beloy is a research scientist in the Time and Frequency Division at NIST. The most accurate and precise measurements in science are underpinned by atomic clocks. Kyle's research focuses on advancing the state-of-the-art for atomic clocks, including the ytterbium optical lattice clocks at NIST. This includes developing strategies to address various effects that afflict the clocks at new levels of metrological performance.

Awards

Publications

Prospects of a Pb$^2+}$ ion clock

Author(s)
Kyle Beloy
We propose a high-performance atomic clock based on the 1.81 PHz transition between the ground and first-excited state of doubly ionized lead. Utilizing an even

Frequency Ratio Measurements with 18-Digit Accuracy Using a Network of Optical Clocks

Author(s)
Kyle Beloy, Martha I. Bodine, Tobias B. Bothwell, Samuel M. Brewer, Sarah L. Bromley, Jwo-Sy Chen, Jean-Daniel Deschenes, Scott Diddams, Robert J. Fasano, Tara Fortier, Youssef Hassan, David Hume, Dhruv Kedar, Colin J. Kennedy, Isaac Kader, Amanda Koepke, David Leibrandt, Holly Leopardi, Andrew Ludlow, Will McGrew, William Milner, Daniele Nicolodi, Eric Oelker, Tom Parker, John M. Robinson, Stefania Romisch, Stefan A. Schaeffer, Jeffrey Sherman, Laura Sinclair, Lindsay I. Sonderhouse, William C. Swann, Jian Yao, Jun Ye, Xiaogang Zhang
Atomic clocks occupy a unique position in measurement science, exhibiting higher accuracy than any other measurement standard and underpinning six out of seven
Created February 26, 2019, Updated April 7, 2023