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Collective Effects and Optomechanics in Ultra-cold Matter

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ColOpt Outreach Lecture: Glasgow Science Centre

As part of YAO 2018 ColOpt sponsored the Bill Phillips public outreach lecture at the Glasgow Science Centre.

This entry was posted on 12th October 2018 by Nicola McRobbie.

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News

  • European Union joined forces with global partners to kick-start the Coronavirus Global Response
  • 724. WE- Heraeus Foundation Seminar: Collective Effects and Non‐Equilibrium Quantum Dynamics 3rd-6th June 2020
  • Network event in Porquerolles, Sept 2019

This project receives funding from the EU H2020 MCSA ETN 721465

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