Zoran Hadzibabic

The developments in trapping ultracold atomic gases in the homogenous potentials of optical box traps have opened many new research possibilities. One large research area where box-trapping has been particularly advantageous is the study of non-equilibrium many-body physics, with different experiments investigating quenched, continuously driven and/or intrinsically unstable systems. I will discuss our recent experiments on turbulence in driven 3D and 2D Bose gases, and on the equilibration dynamics in a quenched 3D Bose gas, pointing out some similarities between the two.