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Atomic and molecular

Ultracold atomic comagnetometer joins the search for dark matter

05 May 2020 Hamish Johnston
BEC
In a spin: illustration of a Bose–Einstein condensate of rubidium atoms in two different quantum states. (Courtesy: ICFO/ P Gomez and M Mitchell)
A new atomic comagnetometer that could be used to detect hypothetical dark matter particles called a

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