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 |Feb 22, 2023|Scientific misconduct – Jerry Slate|yes|
 |March 1, 2023|LCTG Planning Meeting (all welcome)\\ [[lctg_planning_meeting_guidelines|Meeting Guidelines]]|
-|March 8, 2023|Mark Zwierlein (speaker). Topic forthcoming.|
+|March 8, 2023|Quantum Entanglement.  Martin Zwierlein is going to talk to us about quantum entanglement, the topic of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics, awarded to John Clauser, Alain Aspect, and Anton Zeilinger "for experiments with entangled photons, establishing the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneering quantum information science."\\ As a simple example of quantum entanglement, Martin will present a quantum version of two coupled pendula, which he realized with trapped atom pairs in his lab [1]\\ //Martin Zwierlein is Thomas A. Frank Professor of Physics at MIT. He studies strongly interacting Fermi gases of atoms and molecules. These gases host novel states of matter and serve as pristine model systems for other Fermi systems such as neutron stars or high-temperature superconductors.//\\  <fs small>[1] A popular article on this work can be found in the Physics@MIT journal here: [[https://physics.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/PhysicsAtMIT_2022_Zwierlein_Feature.pdf]]</fs>|
 |March 15, 2023|Margaret Geller - speaking on James Webb Space Telescope Observations of the Early Universe|yes|Jerry Slate\\ PeterA|
 |March 22, 2023|Artists' New Tools, using the Web. (Harry Forsdick)|yes|Harry|