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Modeling Self-assembled Hydrogel Scaffold for Hydrogen Generation

Strong Coupling between Plasmonic Modes in Gold Nanocube Arrays

 

Probing Temperature at the Nanometer Scale

Spray Combustion Synthesis of Oxide Transistors

X-ray Scattering Study of Thermally-Induced Amorphous-to-Crystalline Transition for In-X-O Films

The Influence of Interparticle Structure on the Photocurrent within Quasi-2D Arrays of PbS Nanocrystals

Brain-Like Computing with Atomically Thin Materials

Functional Oxides Can Be Switched Between Distinct Structures and Properties via Electrochemical Bias

 

First Experimental Observation of Weyl Points

Weyl particles – massless particles linearly dispersing in all three dimensions (3D) -- were first theorized by Hermann Weyl in 1929, who found such a solution to the Dirac equation proposed by Paul Dirac in 1928. A material hosting Weyl particles features singular points in its dispersion relations – the Weyl points.

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