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Built-in light cavity lets researchers tune superconductivity
Physicists have demonstrated that a slab of hexagonal boron nitride, acting as a built-in infrared light cavity, can suppress superconductivity in an adjacent organic material without any external ...
For the first time, physicists have demonstrated that a material's superconductivity can be altered by coupling it to an in-built, light-confining cavity. In experiments published in Nature, a team ...
Dan Miller, director of Innovation Crossroads at ORNL, will speak at noon. He will be joined by two entrepreneurs: Alec ...
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MIT’s nanotechnology-based material could shield astronauts from space radiation
At MIT, doctoral student Palak Patel is harnessing nanotechnology to solve the most daunting ...
Volume 14, Issue 12 of Journal of Advanced Ceramics (ISSN 2226-4108) features a dedicated special issue focusing on Frontiers in Advanced Ceramic Materials for Microwave Absorption.
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