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Advanced microscopy reveals motifs of trace atoms in semiconductors, paving the way for new microelectronics designed atom by atom.
A new technique combining physics and machine learning enables scientists to quickly reconstruct details of particle beams without the need for large datasets.
The evolution of a sandstone’s texture, structure, and stress was measured during deformation for the first time.
Scientists directly observed spin wave currents using advanced Resonant X-ray Scattering.
Researchers have used an undulator’s magnetic field to generate and control ultrafast X-ray pulses.
Using the Advanced Light Source and Molecular Foundry, researchers identified the chemical stew found in samples of the asteroid Bennu.
Using DNA scaffolding, scientists developed a universal method for producing a wide variety of functional, 3D metallic and semiconductor nanostructures
By combining a chiral semiconductor with an LED, scientists controlled the orientation of electron spin.
Researchers used a multimodal approach to determine the metal-substrate interface in a superconducting qubit material.
Discovery proves the existence of the mysterious Wigner crystal — an unusual kind of matter made entirely of electrons.
Although scientists conceived of Weyl fermions in 3D, researchers have observed their 2D equivalent in a monolayer film.
The 2D material cerium silicon iodide contains the same heavy electrons responsible for heavy fermion physics, something so far seen only in 3D materials.
