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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 20, 2018Liyuan Zhang

Welcome Dr. Chongwoo Cho Joined us!

Nov 2, 2018Liyuan Zhang

Making Fresh Radionuclides with Leftover Gamma Rays
Author(s): Charles DayPhotons in high-energy probe beams that pass through their intended target can be “reused” for making promising nuclides in nuclear medicine, new experiments show.[Physics 18, 179] Published Fri Nov 07, 2025
Mapping Altermagnetic Domains
Author(s): Charles DayTwo new techniques use circularly polarized x rays to characterize a new and potentially useful form of magnetism.[Physics 18, s145] Published Thu Nov 06, 2025
Spin-Phase Detector
Author(s): Michael SchirberExperiments demonstrate a device-friendly technique that can measure the spin phase in magnets with helical magnetic ordering.[Physics 18, s140] Published Wed Nov 05, 2025
Zeroing In on Zero-Point Motion Inside a Crystal
Author(s): Michael SchirberA nanocrystal cooled to near absolute zero produces an unexpected light emission, which is shown to arise from quantum fluctuations in the crystal’s atomic lattice.[Physics 18, 178] Published Wed Nov 05, 2025
Shining Light on Antiferromagnets
Author(s): Tianhan LiuResearchers use a magneto-optical technique to image and manipulate magnetic domains in a chiral antiferromagnet, opening new routes for spin-based electronics.[Physics 18, s141] Published Tue Nov 04, 2025
Constraints on Quantum-Advantage Experiments Due to Noise
Author(s): Bill FeffermanCurrent quantum computers are noisy, which places limitations on the type of quantum machine needed to outpace classical computers.[Physics 18, 174] Published Mon Nov 03, 2025
Active Matter Gets Solid
Author(s): Rachel BerkowitzResearchers have determined the mechanical properties of a tiny beam made of active particles, laying the groundwork for future micromachines.[Physics 18, 176] Published Fri Oct 31, 2025
A New Kind of Collision at the LHC
Author(s): Marric StephensResearchers have proposed that exotic particles emitted by the Large Hadron Collider’s relativistic beams might reveal themselves in collisions of their own.[Physics 18, s137] Published Thu Oct 30, 2025
Spooky Sensor at a Distance
Author(s): Samuel JarmanHow do spiders pounce so quickly on hapless prey entangled in their webs? New research suggests that elaborate web “decorations” help transmit the wiggling signal from a trapped bug.[Physics 18, 177] Published Thu Oct 30, 2025
A Shortcut to a Ground State
Author(s): Charles DayTheorists have proposed a universal recipe for trying to quickly prepare a system in a desired ground state without exciting it.[Physics 18, s135] Published Wed Oct 29, 2025

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

Hiking in Nov 18 2018

Welcome Dr. Chongwoo Cho Joined us!