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Chaos reigns in a quantum ion magnet

JILA’s PISEC High School Poster Symposium brings real science to students

Dylan Carpenter, a student at Englewood High School, presents his group’s ocean clean up project to Dr. Eric Cornell.

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Marit Fiechter wins SPIN prize for best undergraduate physics thesis

Marit Fiechter with NNV Chair Diederik Jekel

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Optical tweezers achieve new feats of capturing atoms

Photograph of an Infrared optical tweezers device.

The Snowflake of Insulators

A film reel of 4 frames shows an artist's depiction of atoms in a start shape being blasted by a laser and then responding

Pulling apart HIV

An artist's illustration of an A.F.M. pulling apart an HIV hairpin

Buckyballs Play by Quantum Rules

Artist's Illustration of Buckyballs and Frequency Comb

The Strontium Optical Tweezer

Figure of trapped and cooled single alkaline-earth atoms.

The First Quantum Degenerate Polar Molecules

Illustration showing rubidium and potassium atoms.

Jun Ye and Deborah Jin named 2018 Highly Cited Researchers

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