Our work on the Casimir effect is featured in the French magazine, Science & Vie (July 2009, page 104), in an article entitled “La Force du vide.”

Our Casimir force work is described in a Nature Nanotechnology article entitled, “Casimir forces: Don’t stick around.”

Our Casimir force experiments highlighted in an article entitled ”Casimir forces between solids can be repulsive” from Physics Today.

Our latest work featured on the cover of Nature.

Nature News and Views article describes our recent work.

“Quantum repulsion could make nano devices even tinier” from Scientific American (2009).

Our work featured in Physics World article entitled, “Casimir effect goes negative.”

Our work featured in an article entitled, “To Levitate Nano-Objects, Researchers Exploit a Force of Quantum Repulsion” in Discover.

Our work featured in Reuters and msnbc.com article entitled “U.S. scientists learn how to levitate tiny objects.”

Our work featured in Time article entitled “Learning More About Levitation.”

Our work became the “Most Viewed Science News” on Yahoo! News.

Press release of latest Casimir force work can be found here: “Researchers measure elusive repulsive force from quantum fluctuations” from Harvard press release.

Our worked featured in “Quantum lubricant could keep nanomachines rolling” from New Scientist.

Our work featured in the MIT Technology Review: “Repulsive Force Could Eliminate Nanofriction.”

Our work featured in the Harvard Crimson: “SEAS Researchers Measure Quantum Repulsive Force.”

Our work feature in photonics.com – “Repulsive Casimir Measured.”

Our work featured in The Economist: “Much Ado About Nothing: The Casimir Effect.”

Our work on the Casimir force in fluid is featured in PhysicsWeb: “Casimir force learns to Swim.”

Our work highlighted in Nature Feature: “Feel the force.”

Work on faster than light pulses featured in New Scientist: “Speed of light broken with basic lab kit.”