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End-on view of high numerical aperture custom lens system used for trapping and imaging single atoms.
Credit: Mark Saffman
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Mark Saffman's laboratory, showing the vacuum chamber and camera used to detect single atoms.
Credit: Mark Saffman
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Laboratory setup, showing the optical table that supports the vacuum chamber, and some of the optics used for pointing laser beams at the trapped atoms.
Credit: Mark Saffman
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The research team included (left to right) Deniz Yavuz, Thad Walker, Erich Urban, Mark Saffman, Thomas Henage and Larry Isenhower. Not pictured: Todd Johnson.
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