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STROBE Nano-imaging center receives five-year, $22 million renewal from NSF

The STROBE team

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Microscopic Heat Transport

A model of bulb shaped temperature profiles in a Silicon crystal lattice from nanoscale heat sources.

From Plane Propellers to Helicopter Rotors

Model of OAM transformation

Margaret Murnane Interviewed by Buff Innovator Insights Podcast

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Margaret Murnane and Henry Kapteyn honored by National Academy of Inventors

JILA Fellows Henry Kapteyn and Margaret Murnane

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Scientists Open New Window into the Nano World

A graphic demonstrating how a material can go from stiff to soft when it is made as a thickerr versus a thinnerr film. The effect occurs when the atomic bonds within a material are disrupted. (Credit: Joshua Knobloch/JILA)

STROBE'S Nico Hernandez-Charpak Wins CU President's Diversity Award

Jorge Nicolas Hernandez-Charpak, Assistant Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer

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Reading the Secrets of the Nanoworld with Infrared Light

Atomic force microscopy with infrared light is able to study coupling between molecules.

Breathing Stars and the Most Beautiful Scalpel

Using ultrafast laser pulses, the Kapteyn-Murnane Group can study electron-phonon couplings

JILA Fellows Margaret Murnane and Henry Kapteyn Win the Benjamin Franklin Medal for Physics

Henry Kapteyn and Margaret Murnane won the Benjamin Franklin Medal for Physics

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