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NIST Home > Ultracold Collisions Information at NIST 

Ultracold Collisions Information at NIST

(the links below are a compilation of programs and projects, news/events, and other pages tagged with this term)

 
Atoms Dressed with Light Show New Interactions, Could Reveal Way to Observe Enigmatic Particle (12/20/2011)
JILA Scientists Create First Dense Gas of Ultracold ‘Polar’ Molecules (05/02/2011)
Laser Cooling and Cold Atomic Matter (05/30/2012)
New Technique Reveals Hidden Properties of Ultracold Atomic Gases (05/02/2011)
NIST/JILA Physicist Jun Ye Elected to National Academy of Sciences (05/11/2011)
Quantum Processes and Metrology Group (05/30/2012)
Quantum State Manipulation of Ultra-cold Atoms and Superconducting Devices (07/25/2012)
Simply Weird Stuff: Making Supersolids with Ultracold Gas Atoms (11/02/2012)
Stunt Doubles: Ultracold Atoms Could Replicate the Electron ‘Jitterbug’ (11/02/2012)
Ultracold atoms and molecules (12/08/2011)
Video description: Atoms Dressed with Light Show New Interactions, Could Reveal Way to Observe Enigmatic Particle (12/08/2011)
 

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