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Thursday, December 11, 2003
Frozen photons
"Mikhail Lukin and colleagues at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts managed to stop light [...] by firing a short burst of red laser light into a gas of hot rubidium atoms." A possible method for qubit registers? The New Scientist article is here. An older related article is here.
