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During the past decade, Studio Piko has collaborated with several renowned American academics and theoretical physicists to create visualizations that illustrate and showcase their latest research on the covers of the leading science journals, including Nature and Science.


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Electrons on laser array, zoomed out

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Molecule from a reservoir of two atoms

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How round is the electron?

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Rydberg occupation

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How round is the electron?

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Electrons on laser array

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Building one molecule from a reservoir of two atoms

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How round is the electron? Illustration outtake for the cover of the Nature journal.
Spin precession measurements in molecular thorium oxide show that any deviation from perfect roundness (as depicted above, greatly exaggerated) must be smaller than one part in a quadrillion.

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Electrons on laser array

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Building one molecule from a reservoir of two atoms

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How round is the electron?

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Building one molecule from a reservoir of two atoms

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