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‘Atomtronic’ battery made from Bose–Einstein condensate

07 Feb 2017 Hamish Johnston
Images of the BEC showing the operation of the atomtronic battery
Fully charged: the atomtronic battery in action. (Courtesy: Seth Caliga et al./New Journal of Physics)
A battery-like device that supplies a current of ultracold atoms has been created by physicists at t

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