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Fri June 25, 2010

Atomic Clock Beats the Quantum Limit

Press Release: http://www.aip.org/press_release/vj_atomic_quantum.html
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Thu October 1, 2009

TOPS: A genuine teaching experience

This meeting will celebrate Professor Daniel Kleppner’s career of fundamental contributions in physics. An outstanding list of invited speakers will present the most recent and interesting topics in atomic physics.
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Fri September 18, 2009

Magnetism observed in a gas for the first time

The 19th ICOLS conference takes place June 8-12 in Hokkaido, Japan, with CUA representation. Vladan Vuletic will report on a joint MIT-Harvard CUA experiment with Mikhail Lukin on switching of light with light using pulses containing only a few hundred photons. For a readable explanation of how to make light interact with light see the...
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Tue September 8, 2009

Synopsis on the APS Website: Cooling with a cavity

This meeting will celebrate Professor Daniel Kleppner’s career of fundamental contributions in physics. An outstanding list of invited speakers will present the most recent and interesting topics in atomic physics.
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Mon July 20, 2009

A Viewpoint on: Heralding the storage of light

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Tue July 14, 2009

APS and AIP Launch Virtual Journal of Atomic Quantum Fluids

Press Release: http://www.aip.org/press_release/vj_atomic_quantum.html
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Mon June 8, 2009

A Viewpoint on: Observation of Fermi Polarons in a Tunable Fermi Liquid of Ultracold Atoms

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Mon May 18, 2009

Physics Viewpoint Article on “Efficient All-Optical Switching Using Slow Light within a Hollow Fiber”

A research collaboration including CUA investigators at Harvard.
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Wed June 22, 2005

MIT physicists create new form of matter

To recognize and encourage outstanding research in Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics by investigators who have held a Ph. D. for 10 years or less. The prize consists of $7,500 and a certificate citing the contributions made by the recipient. An allowance will be provided for travel expenses of the recipient to the Society meeting...
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