Natural Sciences: Atoms under control

insightLMU - 2010
12/10/2010
Natural Sciences: Atoms under control

Listen "Natural Sciences: Atoms under control"

Descargar episodio

Episode Synopsis

Physicist Professor Immanuel Bloch and his team probe quantum interactions using ultracold atoms confined in optical lattices − crystals made of light beams. The set-up allows them to simulate conditions in real crystalline solids, which are often impossible to study directly. The ability to manipulate atomic behavior in such lattices provides insight into superconductivity and forms the basis for the elements of a quantum computer.

More episodes of the podcast insightLMU - 2010

Law, Economics and Social Sciences: Teaching the old web new tricks 17/12/2010
Natural Sciences: Congenitally blind mice see the light 17/12/2010
Interdisciplinary Insights: Ancestral voices 17/12/2010
Humanities and Cultural Studies: The incursion of science into politics 17/12/2010
Life Sciences: Profiling intruders to prevent hostile takeovers 17/12/2010
Life Sciences: Stem cells make the heart grow stronger 12/10/2010
Humanities and Cultural Studies: Cuisine and culture in the land of "Jade Foam" 12/10/2010
Interdisciplinary Insights: Whodunit - the riddle in the sands 12/10/2010
Law, Economics and Social Sciences: How to achive sustainable productivity growth 12/10/2010
Interdisciplinary Insights: The multifaceted universe 12/06/2010
© 2003-2026 ZARZA | AHEAD OF OUR TIME
privacy policy
In God we trust In God we trust
PreSales Questions? Click Here
or call our toll-free line at +1-888-5002068 Miami, Florida, USA