CAM 2013 Conference
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Atomic Physics in the Era of Control: What every physicist should know about the 2012 Physics Nobel Prize
Wes Campbell - University of California, Los Angeles
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Panel Discussion: Physics in Times of Austerity
Marc Garneau - House of Commons
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Impact cratering and the evolution of planetary surfaces in the solar system – The Chicxulub impact
Impacts of asteroid and comets constitute major geologic processes shaping the surfaces and evolution of planetary bodies. Impacts produce deep transient cavities, with excavation to deep crustal levels, fragmentation, and removal of large rock volumes. Formation of complex craters involves high… -
The impact of the Atmosphere on space-bound Vehicles
When rockets and space-bound vehicles are fired into space, they have to deal with turbulence, winds and waves in the Earth's atmosphere. Different height regimes cause different problems. In the lower regions (0 to 20 km altitude), winds and turbulence are major issues, whereas above 50 km altitude… -
Atomic Physics in the Era of Control: What every physicist should know about the 2012 Physics Nobel Prize
Wes Campbell - University of California, Los Angeles
To say that atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics underwent a revival in the 80s and 90s is to acknowledge that it was in need of reviving. Prior to this rebirth, high-quality research was being done in many labs, but it was primarily passive with respect to atomic motion. The demonstration… -
3D Digital Holographic Interferometry: Applications in Biomedicine
Digital Holographic Interferometry (DHI) plays an important role in the evaluation of object static and dynamic displacements. The state of the art research on this technique is such that it is being used to solve problems in a wide variety of disciplines, from basic Physics to engineering and even… -