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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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Nov 2, 2018Liyuan Zhang

Time-Reversal Computation Offers Pathway to Practical Quantum Advantage
Author(s): Susan CurtisA quantum algorithm that can simulate a temporal interference effect delivers a performance advantage that has the potential to benefit real-world applications.[Physics 18, 173] Published Thu Oct 23, 2025
Secure Quantum Communication Breaks Distance Record
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonData protected by quantum physics have been sent alongside classical data through 120 km of optical fiber.[Physics 18, s136] Published Thu Oct 23, 2025
Model of Fluid Draining in Lung Airways
Author(s): David EhrensteinA theory for the motion of a fluid “bump” inside a cylinder may lead to improved drugs for lung diseases.[Physics 18, s142] Published Wed Oct 22, 2025
How Do Flapping Creatures Achieve Stable Hovering?
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonA new study suggests that a simple feedback mechanism enables the steady hovering of flapping insects and hummingbirds.[Physics 18, s132] Published Wed Oct 22, 2025
Quantum Systems Modeled Without Prior Assumptions
Author(s): Matteo RosatiAn improved algorithm for learning the static and dynamic properties of a quantum system could have applications in quantum computing, simulation, and sensing.[Physics 18, 165] Published Wed Oct 22, 2025
Quantum Memory Breaks Performance Barrier
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonA new approach stores and retrieves quantum states with record reliability, paving the way for improved quantum information processing.[Physics 18, s138] Published Tue Oct 21, 2025
Quasicrystals Grow Smoothly Around Obstacles
Author(s): Philip BallLarge-scale obstacles to crystal growth can throw the whole lattice off kilter, but quasicrystals can accommodate them without losing their atomic-scale order. [Physics 18, 171] Published Fri Oct 17, 2025
Entanglement Boosts Spectroscopy
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonA new spectroscopy method outperforms its rivals by pairing an ordinary frequency comb with an entangled one.[Physics 18, s139] Published Wed Oct 15, 2025
Putting Few-Electron Pulses to Work
Author(s): Charles DayElectrostatic repulsion between electrons usually impairs the performance of electron microscopes. Now it can be turned into an advantage.[Physics 18, s123] Published Wed Oct 15, 2025
Topological Tube Traps Vibrations
Author(s): Ryan WilkinsonA newly devised cylindrical metamaterial could protect sensitive engineering equipment by isolating vibrations.[Physics 18, s129] Published Tue Oct 14, 2025

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

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Welcome Dr. Chongwoo Cho Joined us!