Raizen Lab

News

---

•   04/2024:

  New center for quantum sensing focuses on medical applications (Physics Today)

•   04/2024:

  Zooming in on Brownian Motion with Optical Trapping Microscopy (Europhysics News)

•   02/2024:

  New Quantum Sensing Center Aims to Transform Disease Diagnostics and Prevention (UT College of Natural Sciences)

•   02/2024:

  Researchers aim to advance quantum sensing to transform disease diagnosis and prevention (Novo Nordisk Foundation)

•   04/2023:

  Applied Physics/Physics Colloquium: Isotopes, Maxwell’s demon, and The Pointsman Foundation (Stanford University)

•   09/2022:

  Steven Weinberg’s Test of Quantum Mechanics Might Soon Be Realized ! (The University of Texas at Austin)

•   10/2018:

  Commentary: Let's re-create Bell Labs ! (Physics Today)

•   03/2017:

  Physicists Improve Key Component of Future Atom Microscope, (The University of Texas at Austin)

•   09/2016:

  Can MAGIS work magic for separating stable isotopes?, (Physics Today)

•   12/2015:

  Raizen group featured in UT Austin President Fenves' 2015 end-of-year letter

•   07/2015:

  Keck Foundation Awards $1.5 Million for New Method to Cool Atoms and Student Research

•   07/2014:

  Mo-99 shortage may be a thing of the past

•   06/2014:

  Laser Shines a New Light on Isotope Separation

•   06/2014:

  Improved Method for Isotope Enrichment Could Secure a Vital Global Commodity

•   03/2012:

  Isotope Separation with a Light Touch

•   08/2011:

  Maxwell's Demons Appear in the Lab (Nikkei Science)

•   05/2011:

  Brownian Motion Goes Ballistic (Science Perspective)

•   02/2011:

  Maxwell's Demon Lives: And He's Devilishly Cool (sciencewriter.org)

•   02/2011:

  March 2011 issue of Scientific American features article by Mark Raizen (Scientific American)

•   12/2010:

  Inaugural Jean Bennett Memorial Student Travel Grant Presented (OSA Foundation)

•   11/2010:

  Congrats to Inaugural Jean Bennett Travel Grant Recipient (OSA Today)

•   7/2010:

  Brownian Speedcam (Optics and Photonics Focus)

•   7/2010:

  Einstein, Right or Wrong...But Forever Relevant (Facts on File News Service)

•   6/2010:

  Instantaneous velocity of a Brownian particle captured (Materials Today)

•   5/2010:

  An optical speed trap for Brownian motion (physicstoday.org)

•   5/2010:

  Double-checking Einstein (Nature)

•   5/2010:

  AAAS Podcast Interview: Mark Raizen (Science)

•   5/2010:

  Physicists Prove Einstein Wrong with Observation of Instantaneous Velocity in Brownian Particles (University of Texas at Austin)

•   5/2010:

  Lasers make measurement Einstein called 'impossible' (physicsworld.com)

•   5/2010:

  Refuting Einstein in 4 Easy Steps: Physicists Measure Brownian Motion (Discover)

•   5/2010:

  Einstein was wrong: Brownian speed can be measured (Cosmos Online)

•   5/2010:

  Levitating glass bead proves Einstein wrong (NewScientist)

•   4/2010:

  Atom Stopper (University of Texas at Austin)

• 11/2008:

  Reflections on a Wall of Light (Science)

•   3/2008:

  Stopping and Freezing a Bullet (Physical Review Focus)

•   3/2008:

  Magnetic Gun Stops Teeny Bullets Mid-Air (Discovery News)

•   3/2008:

  Controlling Most Atoms Now Possible (University of Texas at Austin)

•   3/2008:

  Atomic Coilgun Halts Supersonic Beams (PhysOrg.com)

•   3/2008:

  Is a UT physicist an evil genius bent on world domination? (Houston Chronicle)

• 10/2007:

  Atomic Coilgun Used to Slow and Stop Atoms (University of Texas at Austin)

• 10/2007:

  Stopping Atoms (EurekAlert)

•   6/2007:

  Student Profile: Isaac Chavez (University of Texas at Austin)

•   3/2007:

  Physicists slow and control supersonic helium beam (University of Texas at Austin)

back to top