Elizabeth Connolly is a visiting professor of physics at Harvey Mudd College. Elizabeth’s research interests include cavity quantum electrodynamics and soft matter physics. She has investigated strong coupling between a single atom and a monolithic microresonator as well as the dynamics of impurity expulsion and motion near grain boundaries in two dimensional colloidal crystals. Before coming to Harvey Mudd, Elizabeth was a member of the Quantum Optics group at Caltech.
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