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Congratulation!Alei and Youpin’s paper is accepted by Advanced materials

Nov 29, 2018Liyuan Zhang

Nov 29th, 2018, Congratulations to Alei and Youpin on their research paper “Ultrahigh-Sensitive Broadband Photodetectors Based on Dielectric Shielded MoTe₂/Graphene/SnS₂ p-g-n Junctions” accepted by Advanced Materials, Congratulations!

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Chiral Response of Achiral Meta-Atoms
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonContrary to conventional wisdom, a lattice of engineered nanoparticles called meta-atoms can have a chiral optical response even when each meta-atom is not chiral.[Physics 17, s135] Published Wed Nov 20, 2024
Embedding Correlated Electrons in a Multipurpose Bath
Author(s): Carlos Mejuto-ZaeraA new framework that embeds electrons in a surrounding bath captures nonlocal correlation effects that are relevant to metals, semiconductors, and correlated insulators.[Physics 17, 164] Published Wed Nov 20, 2024
Dark Matter at Cosmic Dawn
Author(s): Charles DayLow-frequency radio observations could allow researchers to distinguish among several dark matter models, thanks to dark matter’s influence on the early Universe.[Physics 17, s132] Published Tue Nov 19, 2024
Supersolids Shown to Host Vortices
Author(s): Michael SchirberThe experimental confirmation of supersolid vortices opens the prospect of making and studying laboratory analogues of rotating neutron stars.[Physics 17, 166] Published Mon Nov 18, 2024
Symmetry Spotted in Statistical Mechanics
Author(s): Benjamin RotenbergThe identification of a new type of symmetry in statistical mechanics could help scientists derive and interpret fundamental relationships in this branch of physics.[Physics 17, 163] Published Mon Nov 18, 2024
Delay Detected in Photon Generation
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonThe observation of a previously unseen photon delay in the production of quantum light has implications for the development of quantum technologies.[Physics 17, s130] Published Thu Nov 14, 2024
Assessing the Brain at a Range of Frequencies
Author(s): Agnese CuratoloA new frequency-based analysis of recordings from neurons in the brain may give insight into brain pathologies such as Parkinson’s disease.[Physics 17, s145] Published Wed Nov 13, 2024
Quantifying the Background Radiation Hitting Superconducting Qubits
Author(s): Marric StephensResearchers have characterized the naturally occurring background radiation hitting a typical quantum circuit—a result that might help with the engineering of devices that are less vulnerable to radiation-induced decoherence.[Physics 17, s140] Published Tue Nov 12, 2024
Information Flow in Molecular Machines
Author(s): Michael SchirberA theoretical model shows that exchange of information plays a key role in the molecular machines found in biological cells.[Physics 17, 162] Published Fri Nov 08, 2024
Ferromagnetic Ferroelectricity from Orbital Ordering
Author(s): Charles DayCrystals that have both a particular structure and a particular combination of electronic orbitals can be simultaneously ferromagnetic and ferroelectric.[Physics 17, s131] Published Thu Nov 07, 2024

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Congratulation!Alei and Youpin’s paper is accepted by Advanced materials

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