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Ultracold matter

Ultracold matter

Frequency comb traps and cools atoms

12 Oct 2016
Photograph of Wesley Campbell, Xueping Long and Andrew Jayich in the lab at UCLA
Cool dudes: Wesley Campbell, Xueping Long and Andrew Jayich. (Courtesy: Reed Hutchison/UCLA)
A new way of trapping and cooling atoms has been unveiled by a team of physicists at the University

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Sophia Chen is a freelance science writer based in Tucson, Arizona
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