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<title>ACQAO theorists’ work highlighted by Physics – spotlighting exceptional research</title>
<description>Exact solutions to the three-body quantum challenge, given recently by Swinburne-ACQAO theorists Liu, Hu and Drummond, attracted a Viewpoint commentary in the prestigious online journal Physics</description>
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<title>50 years of Lasers and a Brilliant Future - Hans Bachor</title>
<description>50 years ago the first laser sent out the first pulse of light and now it is one of the underlying technologies used today. In celebration of the laser, Professor Bachor is making his way across the country side giving a vibrant series of Laserfest presentations.</description>
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<title>SUT team gain spotlight for Fermi Gas publication</title>
<description>The SUT ACQAO team's work <<swinburne link>> on 'Universal behavior of pair correlations in a strongly interacting Fermi Gas', recently published in Phys. Rev. Lett 105, 070402, has gained interest from the physics community with a commentary in the American Physical Societies "Physics" websites.</description>
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<title>Pseudogap Pairing of a Strongly Correlated Fermi Gas</title>
<description>ACQAO theorists Hui Hu, Xia-Ji Liu, Peter D. Drummond, and visiting student Hui Dong at Swinburne University of Technology’s Centre for Atom Optics and Ultrafast Spectroscopy (CAOUS) have recently developed a new theoretical tool to elucidate the controversial pseudogap pairing in strongly correlated atomic Fermi gases</description>
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