Recent Articles in Physics
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Flexible Semiconductor Made from Hydrogel
Author(s): Sachin Rawat
A new recipe for making hydrogels delivers a material that is both flexible and semiconducting—desired properties for interfaces in implantable medical devices.
[Physics 17, 167] Published Fri Nov 22, 2024 -
Sharpening the B-Meson Anomalies
Author(s): Charles Day
A new analysis of B-meson decays strongly hints that they harbor physics beyond the standard model.
[Physics 17, s142] Published Thu Nov 21, 2024 -
Spin Control in a Levitating Diamond
Author(s): Ryan Wilkinson
By manipulating and detecting nuclear spins in a tiny floating diamond, scientists have reported a record-long spin coherence time for a levitated system.
[Physics 17, s143] Published Thu Nov 21, 2024 -
Embedding Correlated Electrons in a Multipurpose Bath
Author(s): Carlos Mejuto-Zaera
A new framework that embeds electrons in a surrounding bath captures nonlocal correlation effects that are relevant to metals, semiconductors, and correlated insulators.
[Physics 17, 164] Published Wed Nov 20, 2024 -
Chiral Response of Achiral Meta-Atoms
Author(s): Ryan Wilkinson
Contrary to conventional wisdom, a lattice of engineered nanoparticles called meta-atoms can have a chiral optical response even when each meta-atom is not chiral.
[Physics 17, s135] Published Wed Nov 20, 2024