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Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

Students from Edmunds Middle School have some fun with liquid nitrogen and learn about properties of matter at low temperatures.

Buckyballs and nanotubes at ECHO Center program on nanoscience.

Cafe Scientifique at ECHO Center on nanoscience and nanotechnology.

NanoDays 2009 at ECHO Center.

Last modified June 13 2009 04:18 PM