PhD Student, UBC Chemistry (at time of research)
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Lead researcher on experimental work
Scientists trapped hydrogen molecules in frozen helium droplets at nearly absolute zero and watched them flow without friction—the first direct observation of superfluidity in a molecule. When they spun a methane molecule inside clusters of 15-to-20 hydrogen molecules, it rotated forever without slowing down, confirming a 1972 prediction by Nobel laureate Vitaly Ginzburg.
Updated May 19
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