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These images are associated with papers presented at the 2011 March Meeting. Image credit format is on each image information page.
March Meeting Scientific Program
The 2011 March Meeting Bulletin of the American Physical Society, also called the Scientific Program, is a listing of all abstract presentation sessions at the March Meeting.
Atomic Transistors
Microscopic look of the surface of gallium arsenide.
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Spin Kaleidoscope
Quantum interference pattern on the surface of a topological insulator.
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Fewer Genetic Options are Better for E. Coli
Dormant genes are often thought to come into play under stressful conditions, but new simulations show that too many genetic options could be detrimental for the microbe E. coli.
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Four Qubits on One Chip
A computer chip with four superconducting qubits.
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First Superconducting Magnet
World’s first superconducting magnet created in Leiden, The Netherlands, in 1912.
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A Coil for a Collider
Superconducting coil for future energy colliders
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Mussel Inspired Sticky Gels
Natural adhesives, including the glue produced by shellfish like this mussel, have remarkable properties that researchers are now duplicating in the lab.
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Sea Urchin Teeth
Close up of the bridges that connect sea urchin teeth.
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Entangling Billions of Qubits
Ten billion qubits are entangled in this tiny cube of silicon.
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Molecular Transistor
Physicists have made what they believe to be the first true single molecule transistor.
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Surface Folds
Sulci, sharply creased surface folds, are found in soft materials like bread or an infant’s arm.
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Stalactite Meets Stalagmite
Scientists measure the electrical properties of individual nanowires (green) by manipulating and positioning a conductive tip (blue).
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Fluid Thread Patterns
Simulations and experiments show how the speed of a conveyor belt changes the patterns created when a fluid stream trickles onto the belt.
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Human Genome Folding
Fractal globule models the way the human genome folds inside the nucleus of a cell.
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Graphene Quilt
Graphene properties illustrated in a quilt.
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Hollow Atoms
Physicists have removed the inner electrons from neon with a high energy X ray laser, leaving behind a hollow atom shell.
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Spin Ice Monopoles
Physicists have made analogues of magnetic monopoles in spin ice.
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Bundle of Tiny Carbon Nanotubes
Crystal-like carbon nanotubes could serve as wiring for future computers.
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Solar Cell Enhancement
Caption: Molecules that convert light from one color to another could improve the efficiency of solar cells, provided researchers can find better ways to handle them.
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Re-Mapping Stock Exchanges
Mapping ideal locations worldwide for computerized financial stock trading.
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Biological Markings in Plant Cells
Plant cells tagged with nanoparticles
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Superconducting Crystals
Synthetic crystals of mercury-based, high-temperature superconductors
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Bismuth Atoms as Quantum Bits
A bismuth atom, seen here in a slice of silicon crystal, makes an excellent quantum bit.
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Corrugated Nano-Ribbons
Nano ribbons form a perfect one dimensional grating.
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Deadzone in a Granular Jet Impact
A blue deadzone forms in the cross section of a granular jet striking a target.
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Tiny Optical Antennas
Microscopic antennas, including one similar to the much larger TV antennas that once sprouted from many rooftops.
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Striped Superconductors
The psychedelic image above is a graphical summary of a theory describing striped superconductors.
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Crystallized Barium Ions
Ten barium ions are trapped and cooled with lasers to produce a crystal-like structure suspended in space.
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