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NIST/CU-Boulder Scientists Create New Form of
Matter
News Release
NIST/University
of Colorado Scientists Create New Form of Matter: A Fermionic
Condensate
NIST/CU-Boulder scientists Deborah Jin, Markus Greiner, and Cindy
Regal report the first observation of a "fermionic condensate" formed
from pairs of atoms in a gas, a long-sought, novel form of matter.
Physicists hope that further research with such condensates eventually
will help unlock the mysteries of high-temperature superconductivity.
Statements
Opening Statement from Deborah Jin at
at the January 28, 2004, Press Conference
Statement from Carl Wieman on the Fermionic Condensate
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