Anne H. Hébert

Bio

I'm a postdoctoral researcher at Johns Hopkins University, working with Professor Alison L. Hill.

I completed my physics PhD at Harvard University in May 2021, doing research on ultracold quantum gases in the Greiner lab.

News

06/2022

Presented at American Transplant Conference 2022 in Boston, MA: Years of life gained through organ transplantation from donors deceased from drug overdose

08/2021

Started postdoc at Hopkins

05/2022

Awarded PhD; 'A Dipolar Erbium Quantum Gas Microscope'

Publications

Increasing burden of opioid overdose mortality in the United States: Years of life lost by age, race, and state from 2019-2021

Anne H. Hébert, Alison L. Hill

Preprint

Dipolar quantum solids emerging in a Hubbard quantum simulator

Lin Su, Alexander Douglas, Michal Szurek, Robin Groth, S. Furkan Ozturk, Aaron Krahn, Anne H. Hébert, Gregory A. Phelps, Sepehr Ebadi, Susannah Dickerson, Francesca Ferlaino, Ognjen Markovic, Markus Greiner

Nature, 2023

Paper

Sub-second production of a quantum degenerate gas

Gregory A. Phelps, Anne H. Hébert, Aaron Krahn, Susannah Dickerson, Furkan Öztörk, Sepehr Ebadi, Lin Su, Markus Greiner

Preprint

Résumé

Johns Hopkins University Aug '21 - present

Postdoctoral research fellow
Institute for Computational Medicine
Harvard University Aug '14 - May '21

PhD student
Department of Physics
UCSB Sept '10 - June '14

Undergraduate student
Bachelors of Science in Physics, in the College of Creative Studies