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Coupled Waveguides

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Coupled waveguides have properties that could be ideal for storing of quantum information.

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Waltz of the Algae

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As two Volvox algae swim close to a solid surface, they attract one another and can form stable bound states in which they "waltz" around each other.

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Non-Linear Vacuum Rabi Splitting

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Vacuum Rabi splitting shows as a pair of resolvable peaks when a single resonant atom is confined within a cavity.

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Carbon Nanotubes Deposited Like Paper Fibers

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Buckypaper: Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image demonstrates a pseudo 2-D network of carbon nanotubes deposited like paper fibers in a thin, sparse sheet (NIST).

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Centrifugal Instability of an Oscillating Boundary Layer

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A cylinder oscillating transversely in water, producing a "centrifugal instability," as shown by fluorescent dye.

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Umbilic Defects

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Opposites attract and destroy: umbilic defects in liquid crystal.

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