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The Nobel Moment: Bill Phillips | NIST
Having succeeded in cooling sodium atoms using the Zeeman effect, Phillips and his team next sought to trap the atoms so they could then
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1997 Nobel Prize in Physics Laser Cooling Read More
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Context of a Discovery: Bill Phillips | NIST
The idea that light can not only illuminate matter but also exert forces on it dates back to Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell,
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What excites Bill Phillips in science today? | NIST
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The Prize’s Legacy: Bill Phillips | NIST
Laser trapping and cooling technologies emerging from the experiments that earned the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics have become basic tools
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The Person behind the Nobel Prize: Bill Phillips | NIST
Bill Phillips was born on November 5, 1948, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and he and his sister spent their early years across the Susqu
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