Read article: How does a strange metal become a room temperature superconductor?
Researchers studying the link between strange metals and superconductivity have made a breakthrough towards answering a long standing question in condensed-matter physics
Read article: What’s the difference between a left-handed molecule and a right-handed one?
Researchers have found a new method to separate right- and left-handed molecules using circularly polarised light
Read article: The different ways of ordering electrons in two dimensional materials.
Researchers from the University of Hong Kong studying the structure of 2D materials have predicted new types of phase transitions that have yet to be seen in experiments
Read article: Virtual melting accompanies shear-induced crystal transitions
Researchers have shown how virtual melting in colloidal crystals enables changes from one crystalline structure to another
Read article: Measuring the speed of sound in quark–gluon plasmas at CERN
Scientists from CERN have measured the speed of sound in the quark-gluon plasmas with record precision, a key step to understanding how matter behaved in the very early Universe
Read article: How to make new materials by predicting their universal electronic structure
A unified theoretical framework to describe particles and waves in non-Hermitian systems, potentially leading to major advancements in condensed matter physics, is developed
Read article: How to make a motor the size of a molecule
Researchers have found a new way to optimise the design of molecular motors, bringing us one step closer to making synthetic molecular machines a reality
Read article: How wavelike electrons produce quantum light
A necessary step towards controlling quantum computers is made by producing light with quantum effects by making electrons behave as waves