Portrait of Joe Wiedemann

Experimental Physicist & Research Engineer

Joe Wiedemann

I am a graduate student working on sub-GHz Kinetic Inductance Traveling Wave Parametric Amplifiers for the Princeton Axion Search. My prior research focused on quantum metrology, including developing time-separated field procedures to establish new sensitivity standards for Rydberg atom electrometry.

My passions center on taking on complex, integrated problems that require creativity to make high-impact solutions.

This site showcases my ongoing research projects, education, publications, and a collection of my personal projects. Thanks for visiting!

Notebook

Selected work

A generally chronological catalog of my personal and professional work.

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Coach Pi

A personalized AI-powered running coach that runs entirely locally, generating daily workout recommendations based on your training data, recovery metrics, and weather conditions.

2026

Research

PXS Cryogenic Coax Development

Development of laboratory methods to fabricate cryogenic coaxial cable using stainless steel, copper, and superconducting Niobium-Titanium that matched or outperformed commercially available products.

2026

Web App

Golf Scoreboard App

A real-time golf tournament scoreboard built with React, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL. Features course-aware scoring, live leaderboard updates, and team authentication.

2025