Quanta around us: artificial atoms

A new episode with the participation of the younger professor Andrea Morello. Everything that surrounds us consists of atoms. Some atoms, such as sodium atoms, can emit a beautiful yellow light. But what if we need a different color? Now we can create artificial atoms and get the color we need, and create the latest flat-screen TVs. Join Andrea Morello of the University of New South Wales in Australia in his video series where he proves that quantum mechanics affects our daily lives much more than you think.

Associate Professor Andrea Morello is a Research Fellow and Lecturer at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications at the University of New South Wales in Sydney. In 2013, he received the Malcolm McIntosh award in the Physicist of the Year nomination. This award is presented by the Australian Prime Minister for his contribution to science. Subscribe to learn more about the amazing subject of quantum mechanics.
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