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$A new study finds that new quantum particles form by pairing quasiparticles that carry fractional charges. Courtesy of Demin Liu.$

Scientists Discover New Quantum Particles That Break Classical Rules

The pattern of quantum scars captured in the lab of physics professor Jairo Velasco, Jr.

Physicists Catch Electrons Dancing in Perfect Patterns Within Quantum Chaos

Individual silk protein molecules, or “silk fibroins” (blue), are deposited on a graphene surface surrounded by water (green and red spheres) and grow into an atomically precise two-dimensional (2D) sheet. Controlled deposition of silk fibers could lead to numerous biodegradable electronic devices.

Silk and Graphene Fusion: A New Era for Flexible Electronics

An artistic rendering of a one-dimensional superconducting system, with electrons propagating in opposite directions within a nanoscale space.

Manchester Researchers Achieve Robust 1D Superconductivity in High Magnetic Fields

sand mining

Coal-based product could replace sand in concrete

silicon carbide wafer

Researchers create first functional semiconductor made from graphene

Researchers at Rice are pursuing the “sustainable valorization” of asphaltene by turning it into graphene useful for composite materials. Illustration by M.A.S.R. Saadi

Researchers turn asphaltene into graphene

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