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A bowtie-shaped nanoparticle
Building a Better Bowtie
30.06.2016
Nano Physics, Quantum Physics, Nanoscience

Bowtie-shaped nanostructures may advance the development of quantum devices
(l-r) Prof. Gershon Kurizki and Ephraim Shahmoon
Quantum Attraction
17.02.2015
Quantum Physics, Chemistry

An idea for trapping virtual photons is anything but empty
Mapping of size distributions of a mouse’s gray matter by quantum-controlled proton MRI. (l) Brain proton MRI; (c) mean cellular size; (r) distribution peak
Acting Locally, Reporting Globally
12.03.2014
Particle Physics, Quantum Physics

From quantum physics to biology, a new approach to magnetic resonance turns protons into “spies”
 
Profs. Lucio Frydman and Gershon Kurizki and D. D. Bhaktavatsala Rao. Minimal force
Taking Quantum Particles’ Temperature
14.02.2011
Quantum Physics

A unique collaboration demonstrates how to heat tiny particles just by measuring them
(l-r) Dr. Roee Ozeri, Profs. Adi Stern, Yaron Silberberg and Nir Davidson
Will Quantum Physics Revolutionize the Digital World?
30.08.2010
Quantum Physics

Computers based on quantum mechanics might complete, reasonably quickly, calculations that would take today’s computers a...
Opposites Interfere
Opposites Interfere
26.07.2007
Particle Physics, Quantum Physics
In a classic physics experiment, photons (light particles), electrons, or any other quantum particles are...
In-Between
In-Between
01.10.1998
Materials Science

Why a crystal is more than the sum of its atoms
Size Counts...
Size Counts...
01.10.1998
Nanoscience

Insitute scientists are getting the tiniest structures under control

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