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NIST Technology at a Glance

Articles about the Physics Laboratory in Technology at a Glance Archives

Year	Season	Title
2004	Summer/Fall	NIST Unveils New Mini Atomic Clock
		Scientists Create New Matter Form
		Teleporting Quantum States from One Atom to Another

2003	Fall/Winter	A Bose-Einstein "Super Molecule"
	Summer	Progress Toward a "Super Molecule"
		Novel Spectroscopic Method Detects Terrorist Threats
	Winter/Spring	Better Chemistry Through Nanorings
		Web Site Features Tiny Technologies

2002	Summer	Computers Based on Ion Traps?
	Winter/Spring	Nobel Prize Team Earns New Honor

2001	Fall	Atomic Clock Uses Optical Frequency
		Corrective Lenses For UV Lithography
	Spring	Nanoscale Views Of Atom Structure
		When Atoms Do The "Bosenova"
		A Better Look at Fine Details
		Turning Seaweed into a Scientific Tool

2000	Summer	Best in the World Clock Debut

1999	Fall	Modeling Blends Science with Art
		NIST Helps Ensure Good X-ray Vision
		Natural Constants Get New Values
	Spring/Summer	Atom Optics: When 3+0=4
	Winter	Physicists Build Better Atom Laser
		Calibration Service For Prostate Seeds
		Mini CAT Scans Check Out Circuits

1998	Fall	Optical Lab
	Winter	Physicists Build Quietest of Places
		Lighting the Way to Safer Flying
		Clock in S ... P ... A ... C ... E
		Optical Properties

1997	Fall	NIST Physicst Shares Nobel Prize
		Not Your Average Reference Materials
		The Hunt for Interstellar Iron
	Summer	A Kinder, Gentler Nanoscale Viewer
	Spring	Infrared Images Track Molecules
	Winter	Optical "Tweezers" Measure Stickiness

1996	Fall	Trading Places Atomic-Style
		Color is Clue to Ocean Organisms
		A Clock that Resets Itself?
		Finding Vinegar in the Milky Way
	Summer	Schroedinger's Cat in an Atomic Cage
		Radiation and Hearts
	Winter	New Standards for Mammography
		For a Good Time, Call NIST

1995	Fall	Atom Lithography May Shrink "Chips"
		Aging Silk with Radiation

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