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Ultracold matter

Ultracold matter

Laser-cooled YbOH molecules could aid the hunt for new physics

04 May 2020
An optical table and vacuum system bathed in yellow laser light
Cool result: the laser cooling setup. (Courtesy: Benjamin Augenbraun)
Physicists at Harvard University and Arizona State University in the US have succeeded in laser-cool

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