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The 2D material cerium silicon iodide contains the same heavy electrons responsible for heavy fermion physics, something so far seen only in 3D materials.
Researchers have learned how to retain superconductivity at ambient pressure in a new class of high temperature superconductors.
Researchers explore the effects of radiation and harsh chemicals to optimize americium-241 production.
Scientists have developed tiny nanocrystal particles made up of isotopes of the elements lanthanum, vanadium, and oxygen for use in treating cancer.
Calculations of charge distribution in mesons provide a benchmark for experimental measurements and validate widely used 'factorization' method.
Mapping a way to ferrotoroidicity: the long-sought fourth ferroic order with magnetic-electric properties that can enable new technologies.
An unexpected electron behavior called charge density waves in an iron-germanium metal material presents a new paradigm in emergent quantum phenomena.
A “neutron camera” device reveals how a thermoelectric material maintains an overall crystalline structure despite local dynamic disorder
Scientists found two competing mechanisms that contribute to the deformation of nanosheet materials used in cutting-edge computer components.
A new rechargeable lithium-air battery potentially has four times greater energy density than a traditional lithium-ion battery.
Precise measurement of beryllium-7 nuclear decay recoils directly probes the quantum properties of the neutrino for the first time.
Researchers use an X-ray free-electron laser to film electrons using finely tuned pairs of attosecond flashes.
