INQUIRY
An annual publication highlighting research conducted by Ames Laboratory scientists
INQUIRY
An annual publication highlighting research conducted by Ames
Laboratory scientists
2001 issue
(On the cover) Magnesium diboride, or MgB2, wire segments, called "angel
hair" because the growth looks like angel-hair pasta, are pictured near a U.S. dime
for scale. (Physical Review Letters 86 (2001) 2423)
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Inquiry is published annually by the Ames Laboratory Office of Public Affairs. Iowa State University operates the Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy under contract W-7405-Eng-82. Located on the ISU campus, the Ames Laboratory is a member of the university's Institute for Physical Research and Technology, a consortium of research and technology development and transfer centers.
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Last revision: 10/09/02 kbg