I have the day off, so I'm going to do a little walk through Los Alamos to celebrate the release of Oppenheimer.
Also it's an excuse for me to try Threads: https://t.co/95eqWV0Aod
@BettySLai@PhD_Genie@OpenAcademics Not as widely known, but Reviewer 2 is the caricature of a bad academic the way a lawyer-joke Lawyer is an exaggerated member of that profession.
Maybe I should retell my discovery of a repeating magnetic field jump in CAL's B-field sensor as a ghost story. #NASAHalloween
(It was just something electrical on ISS turning on and off at regular intervals)
Studying ultracold atoms in the Cold Atom Lab gives us a glimpse into the strange world of quantum mechanics. This chilling space science aims to unlock insight into some of the universe’s greatest secrets, like dark energy & dark matter. #NASAHalloween https://t.co/WvzX1QCa22
@quantumsensing @derherbstistda @PhysRevA@QuantenTech@OpenAI Already grabbed our attention as an arXiv -- its final publisher doesn't change our interest in your work.
6% + 3.5% 401k match, vested
4.6-week PTO plus annual family compassionate care
9-80 schedules available
Top->down environment of respect
New expanded ma/paternity leave.
Keep this in mind when you think of "competitive" compensation.
Postdocs need
At least, 20% hike in postdoc salary.
Sign on bonus that'll get a laptop.
Promising career prospects.
Healthy work environment.
Decent health insurance.
Relocation expenses.
Retirement benefits.
Proper leave plan.
5-day work week.
Better respect.
Child support.
US Postdocs, happy labor day!
My national lab's benefits were updated for the upcoming calendar year.
New postdoc salary up'd to $92,000
Laptop can be provided by lab
Promising career prospects
Safety first mindset
Good health insurance
Relocation reimbursement
We generated soliton arrays! (https://t.co/84Hfqb9NsM)
Recipe:
-Take a two-state BEC
-Apply a magnetic field gradient
-Wait
-Pulse microwave fields
-Wait some more
Voila! An array of equally spaced solitons.
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"Doesn't all this behavior depend on particle interactions?"
Yes it does! That is why we would like to try this with different atoms. Once these types of systems are well understood we can start shaking the soliton arrays and that's when the fun really starts!
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