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  May 17, 2005
  Tim Gay and Anthony F. Starace
  Lincoln Journal Star
  Atomic physicists gather in Lincoln
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  Please click here to view the DAMOP 2005 Web site.




  March 31, 2005
  Anthony F. Starace
  The Scarlet (a publication for faculty and staff of the University of   Nebraska-Lincoln)
  "Viewpoint Variety Spurs ORCA Winner"
  View PDF (90kB) of The Scarlet article

  February 25, 2005
  Anthony F. Starace
  UNL News Release
  2005 NU Teaching and Research Awards Announced
  View PDF (119 kB) of UNL News Release

  November 16, 2004
  Tim Gay
  The New York Times, "Crunch!  Oof!  Well, That's Physics."
  View PDF (158 kB) of complete article
  Please click on the following links:  (a) to reach the Football Physics   web site, and (b) for information about Tim Gay's book,
   Football Physics: The Science of the Game.




  November 6, 2003
  Herman Batelaan, Hong Gao
  The Hindu (Online Edition of India's National Newspaper)
  Harnessing Polarised Light to Create Quantum Memory
  View PDF (42 kB) of complete article in The Hindu
  View PDF (131 kB) of article in the UNL publication The Scarlet
  Reference:  Phys. Rev. A 67, 053807-1 (2003).




  January 18, 2002
  Kees Uiterwaal
  Science Magazine (Editors' Choice)
   CHEMISTRY:  White Lights, Broken Molecules
Excitation of molecules with ultrashort laser pulses has revealed many insights into chemical dynamics, but some processes are more readily stimulated with continuum, or white light, pulses that span a broader frequency range. Müller et al. fired 80-femtosecond, 800-nanometer-wavelength pulses through a 2-millimeter-thick CaF2 plate into toluene vapor. Increasing the pulse intensity broadened the pulses through self-phase modulation, and these broadened pulses fragmented the toluene molecules. Higher intensity monochromatic pulses left the molecules intact. The authors conclude that the broadened pulses stimulated Raman-active carbon-carbon bonds to such an extent that the backbone framework shattered. -- PDS
  References:  Science 295, 409 (2002).
                     Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 023001 (2002).





  September, 2001
  Herman Batelaan, Dan Freimund, Kayvan Aflatooni
  Physics Today
  Electron Diffraction by Light [the Kapitza-Dirac Effect], Envisioned 70   Years Ago, is Observed at Last
  View PDF (803 kB) of Physics Todayarticle
  View PDF (120 kB) of Science Now article from Sept. 14, 2001
  References:  Nature 413, 142 (2001).
                     Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 283602-1 (2002).





  August 24, 2001
  Anthony F. Starace
  UNL News Release
  4 UNL Scholars Named University Professors
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  March 2, 1999
  Lisa Wiese (advisor: Duane Jaecks)
  Lincoln Journal Star
  UNL Graduate's Thesis Up for Prestigious National Award.
  View PDF (32 kB) of Lincoln Journal Star article
  View PDF (74 kB) of August, 1998 article in the APS News Online
  Reference:  Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 4982 (1997).