Low-temperature physics Archives – Page 12 of 28

Low-temperature physics

Storing carbon dioxide in water cages

Synchrotron shines a light on hydrate formation

Photo finish in race for strontium condensate

Isotope’s scattering length is ‘just right’

X-ray diffraction microscopy peers into tiny cells

'Plunge-freezing' living cells could improve 3D imaging

Vitaly Ginzburg: 1916–2009

Eminent Nobel-prize-winning Russian theorist dies on 8 November aged 93

Vitaly Ginzburg: a life in physics

Vitaly Ginzburg – one of the most prominent Russian theoretical physicists of the 20th century – talks exclusively about his achievements in physics, his distrust of the church...

Vox pops: the spin on electronics

Physicists tell us what's hot in spintronics

Electrons flow forever in metal rings

Curious quantum effect is verified

Magnetic monopoles spotted in spin ices

Two independent groups find evidence for elusive 'particles'

Ultracold atom takes a quantum walk

Observation could shed light on the crossover between quantum and classical mechanics

Single molecule switches light

World's smallest optical transistor brings optical computers a step closer

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