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- 13/04/2020 Introducing The π-ton, Which Could Be The Newest Known Quasiparticle The π-ton could arise from the coupling of two electron-hole pairs in materials such as samarium titanate.
- 10/04/2020 Multi-modal Nanoprobes Reveal Hidden Magnetism A “multi-messenger” approach that was first employed to study astrophysical phenomena such as black hole mergers can also bring insights to the ultra-small realm of quantum physics.A “multi-messenger” approach that was first employed to study astrophysical phenomena such as black hole mergers can also bring insights to the ultra-small realm of quantum physics.
- 08/04/2020 Ultra-flat Graphene Goes Wrinkle Free A new technique to make ultra-flat, wrinkle-free films of graphene could pave the way for a host of applications.
- 06/04/2020 Lithium-6 Enriched Semiconductor Is Efficient Detector Of Thermal Neutrons The 2D layered material was created and tested by scientists in the US and could someday be used in detectors at neutron scattering facilities – boosting the efficiency and spatial resolution of experiments.
- 03/04/2020 Scientists Find A Simple Solution For Making Ferroelectric Nylon Thin Films Ferroelectric film: transparent nylon could be an important building block for the development of transparent electronic circuits in the future.
- 01/04/2020 Electrons Flow Like Water In Ultra-pure Graphene Electrons can behave like a viscous liquid as they travel through a conducting material, producing a spatial pattern that resembles water flowing through a pipe.
- 30/03/2020 New Ways To Probe Material Properties With freezing temperatures on the horizon, There will be plenty of time to size up the latest equipment for materials characterization and analysis. Here are a few of the highlights.
- 27/03/2020 Terahertz Waves Create Short and Stable Electron Pulses Terahertz radiation has been used to improve the quality of ultrashort electron pulses.
- 06/02/2020 High-Pressure Experiments Reveal Graphene’s 3D Nature The Queen Mary Research Shows That Graphene is 3D As Well As 2D
- 01/02/2020 The Legacy Of César Lattes Brazilian physicist César Lattes, considered a national hero for his discoveries, paved the way for trailblazing research projects in particle astrophysics across Latin America and beyond.