Using gas a billion times colder than air to study how
electrons behave
Curious about how ultracold atoms interact? Ever wondered
how ultracold atoms can switch from non-interacting to strongly interacting –
in only a millisecond?
Then this story is for you.
Assembling the puzzles of quantum materials is, in some
ways, like dipping a wire hanger into a vat of soapy water, says the University
of Toronto's Joseph Thywissen, faculty member in the physics department and at
the Centre for Quantum Information and Quantum Control.