Research News 2005
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Storage and retrieval of single photon demonstrates rudimentary quantum network
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An atomic Bose–Einstein condensate represents a highly correlated, coherent
state of matter. Experiments now reveal that the collective matter-wave properties extend to include coherent dynamics of the spin degrees of freedom. (more) |
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There is an almost perfect parallel between the mathematics describing
celestial mechanics and the mathematics governing some aspects of atomic
physics. (more) |
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Tech physics professor Mike Schatz and Mischaikow will collaborate with
researchers from George Mason and Florida Atlantic universities in the
three-year project. (more) |
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Keep cool to reduce friction (more) |
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| Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have uncovered important evidence that explains how water, usually an inhibitor of catalytic reactions, can sometimes promote them.
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Quantum communication networks show great promise in becoming a highly secure communications system. (more)
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| Using an atomic force microscope, researchers from the School of Physics prodded the nanotubes
to see how much they give. (more) |
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This fall, Uzi Landman was honored for pioneering work with the 2005
Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics. (more)
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Nanotubes are ubiquitous in the world of science. Although several methods for
making them exist, little is known about how these techniques physically produce
the hollow fibers of carbon molecules known as nanotubes, that is until now.
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