“Laser cooling,” which allows light to cool atoms to close to absolute zero, and “Bose Einstein condensation,” in which a large number of cold atoms behave like a single wave, were both realized in experiments at the end of the 20th century, but Einstein saw a lot of things long ago. What is the origin of Einstein's idea that draws surprising conclusions from simple arguments?
What did you actually know in the experiment? Professor Shin Inoue of Osaka City University will explain in an easy-to-understand manner.
Information about the Exhibition
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Saturday, December 4 15:00 to 16:30
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Online broadcast (Osaka Science Museum YouTube channel)
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The content is for junior high school students and above, but anyone can participate.
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No prior application required
How to connect online: We will inform you on the Osaka City University website several days before the event. New information may be added just before the event, so be sure to check the day before the event.
Speakers
Lecturer: Professor Shin Inoue, Graduate School of Science, Osaka City University
