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Help Wanted: How to Build a Prepared and Diverse Quantum Workforce

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Seeing with the “Nano” Eye

The molecular monolayer of 4-nitrothiophenol being pierced by an atomic force microscope (AFM)

STROBE Nano-imaging center receives five-year, $22 million renewal from NSF

The STROBE team

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Microscopic Heat Transport

A model of bulb shaped temperature profiles in a Silicon crystal lattice from nanoscale heat sources.

From Plane Propellers to Helicopter Rotors

Model of OAM transformation

Margaret Murnane Interviewed by Buff Innovator Insights Podcast

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Heather Lewandowski wins the 2021 Boulder Faculty Excellence Award

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Margaret Murnane and Henry Kapteyn honored by National Academy of Inventors

Henry Kapteyn and Margaret Murnane photo.

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Scientists Open New Window into the Nano World

A graphic demonstrating how a material can go from stiff to soft when it is made as a thickerr versus a thinnerr film. The effect occurs when the atomic bonds within a material are disrupted. (Credit: Joshua Knobloch/JILA)

STROBE'S Nico Hernandez-Charpak Wins CU President's Diversity Award

Jorge Nicolas Hernandez-Charpak, Assistant Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer

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