since 2005 Stony Brook
University; assistant, associate, full professor
2001-2004 MIT, CUA;
research associate (Profs. Wolfgang Ketterle, David E.
Pritchard)
1997-2001 Universität Konstanz; research
assistant (Profs. Jürgen Mlynek,Tilman Pfau)
2002 Dr. rer. nat., Universität Konstanz
1997 Diplom, Univ. Konstanz
1994 MS, University
of Massachusetts Dartmouth
1992 Vordiplom, Univ. Konstanz
2026 Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship
and Creative Activities, SUNY
2020 Fellow, American Physical Society
Dominik Schneble is a
professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy
at Stony Brook University. His laboratory focuses on
studies of ultracold quantum gases to address
questions in physics through quantum simulations, in
fields ranging from condensed-matter physics to
quantum optics. He also collaborates on educational
research in quantum science. Schneble received his
doctorate from the University of Konstanz, Germany
in 2002 for work in the field of atom optics. He
joined Stony Brook in 2005 after conducting
postdoctoral research at the MIT-Harvard Center for
Ultracold Atoms at MIT. He is a 2026 recipient of
the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship
and Creative Activities from the State University of
New York. In 2020, he was elected Fellow of the
American Physical Society.
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