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Physics Colloquium: “Atoms on the Move: Coherent Transport, Interferometry, and Computation with Optical Tweezers” Presented by Dr. Yoav Sagi - Technion, Israel Institute of Technology

Location:
Lewis Lab 316
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The ability to control individual quantum particles has expanded the role of neutral atoms, from platforms for studying collective quantum matter to building blocks for quantum sensors, simulators, and computers. Tightly focused beams of light, known as optical tweezers, allow us to…

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Physics Colloquium: One Cell Divides into Three: "The Midbody Remnant as a Large translating Extracellular Vesicle" Presented by Dr. Ahna Skop - University of Wisconsin

Location:
Lewis Lab 316
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Cell division produces more than two daughter cells. It can also release a midbody remnant—a large extracellular vesicle carrying proteins, RNAs, and other molecular cargo from the dividing cell. Discover how these overlooked vesicles may shape cell communication, cell fate, and…

Dec

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