nanophysics
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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"If we now use superconducting nanowires instead of conventional detectors, we can even identify particles that hit the detector with low kinetic energy," explains project leader Markus Arndt from the Quantum Nanophysics Group at the Faculty of Physics at the University of Vienna.
From Science Daily
At Danske Commodities, the average age of the 300 employees is 33 and 73% have a master’s degree or higher - some even in cosmology and nanophysics.
From Reuters
“It is a thrilling ongoing challenge,” says Markus Arndt, who works on experimental quantum nanophysics in Vienna.
From The Guardian
Moussa plans to complete one semester of an internship with one of her physics professors as a lab research assistant in the field of nanophysics and nanotechnology.
From US News
That’s where Charlie Johnson a professor at Penn who specializes in experimental nanophysics, the study of molecular interactions between microscopic materials, comes in.
From New York Times
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