Bulk conductivity may have been hiding the dynamics of surface charge transfer, say researchers
Read article: New experiments on static electricity cast doubt on previous studies in the field
Choreographed high school students have fun simulating curious phase of matter
Read article: Dancing humans embody topological properties
Epigraphene could boost the performance of electronic devices
Read article: Graphene-based semiconductor has a useful bandgap and high electron mobility
Experiment suggests absence of quasiparticles
Read article: Strange metal is quiet when it comes to shot noise
Researchers have developed a universal theory that could help explain the odd behaviours of these materials
Read article: Strange metals reveal their secrets
Semiconducting nanostructures behave like metals when placed in quasi-two-dimensional superlattices
Read article: Lined-up quantum dots become highly conductive
Phonon-like quasiparticles could be used in thermal logic circuits
Read article: Phasons boost thermal conductivity of incommensurate crystals
First observations of hydrodynamic electron behaviour could be exploited to make more efficient electronics
Read article: Vortices appear in an electron fluid
Computational model shows that growing or stamping layers of material on an uneven surface reproduces novel electronic properties of twisted-layer technique
Read article: Undulations could replace twists in 2D materials
Large polarons may not be responsible for the favourable optoelectronic properties of lead halide perovskites after all
Read article: Charge-transport mystery deepens in promising solar-cell materials
