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Revision as of 20:25, 27 November 2010
Dr. Gordon Drake's Research Group
University of Windsor - Canada
Who We Are
Dr. GWF Drake's Research group is a team of scientists based at the University of Windsor in Canada's southern-most border city.
We develop new tools to probe the properties of atoms by combining the high precision theoretical techniques developed in-house with the high precision measurements made possible by the modern methods of laser spectroscopy.
The results calculated using techniques developed in these laboratories help fuel an industry of research at Argonne National Laboratory, Triumf, GSI, and other laboratories and campuses across the world.
