Lecture Background

Nobel Physics Laureate Eric Cornell discusses the fascinating phenomena that can be observed when atoms are cooled to temperatures close to absolute zero. Professor Cornell traces the rich history of low-temperature physics and the key developments in laser cooling that made Bose-Einstein Condensation possible.

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