Physics

A Scalable Process for Fabricating 2D Semiconductors and AlScN-based Ferroelectric FETs

A Scalable Process for Fabricating 2D Semiconductors and AlScN-based Ferroelectric FETs

Making transistors and other electronic components more efficient and small while utilizing easily accessible methods and materials is a major goal in the field of…
The Placement of Tiny Quantum Sensors on Desired Targets is Successful

The Placement of Tiny Quantum Sensors on Desired Targets is Successful

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have succeeded in the challenging challenge of organizing quantum sensors at the nanoscale, enabling them to detect incredibly minute…
Researchers Offer a New Technique for Directly Creating sub-10-nm Nanopores

Researchers Offer a New Technique for Directly Creating sub-10-nm Nanopores

Sub-10-nm nanopores refer to nanopores that have a diameter smaller than 10 nanometers (nm). A nanopore is a tiny hole or channel on the nanoscale,…
Ultra-High Vacuum Produces Single-Atom Vacancies in Atomically Thin Insulators

Ultra-High Vacuum Produces Single-Atom Vacancies in Atomically Thin Insulators

Single photons can be produced by flaws in hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), an atomically thin insulator with uses in quantum computation, information networks, and sensors.…
High-Frequency Impulses are Converted into Visible Light Extremely Quickly and Variably

High-Frequency Impulses are Converted into Visible Light Extremely Quickly and Variably

Researchers from the University of Exeter Centre for Graphene Science, the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), and TU Eindhoven…
Powerful Tool for Analyzing and Tuning Atomically Thin Materials is Reported by an International Team

Powerful Tool for Analyzing and Tuning Atomically Thin Materials is Reported by an International Team

Systems made of materials that are merely one or a few atom layers thick have fascinated physicists. These two-dimensional materials can be piled in order…
Stronger Alternatives to Dynamic Density Functional Theory being Developed by Physicists

Stronger Alternatives to Dynamic Density Functional Theory being Developed by Physicists

From a physics perspective, examples of exceptionally vast and complex systems that are not in thermal equilibrium include living things, ecosystems, and the planet Earth.…
For More Energy-Efficient Gadgets, Researchers ‘on the fly’ Adjust the Thermal Conductivity of Various Materials

For More Energy-Efficient Gadgets, Researchers ‘on the fly’ Adjust the Thermal Conductivity of Various Materials

Energy-efficient devices are electronic devices designed to minimize energy consumption and reduce their environmental impact. These devices are built with technologies and features that optimize…
Phonons are Being “Split” by Researchers to Create a New Kind of Quantum Computer

Phonons are Being “Split” by Researchers to Create a New Kind of Quantum Computer

What seems like a continuous wave of music when we listen to our favorite song is actually sent as tiny packets of quantum particles called…
Researchers Report an Unexpected Finding Regarding Magnetic Flaws in Topological Insulators

Researchers Report an Unexpected Finding Regarding Magnetic Flaws in Topological Insulators

Researchers at the Ames National Laboratory of the Department of Energy discovered a fascinating discovery while carrying out tests to characterize magnetism in a substance…
Researchers Show that Structured Light can Enable Noise-Free Communication

Researchers Show that Structured Light can Enable Noise-Free Communication

Noise-free communication refers to a method of transmitting information without any interference or distortion caused by external factors or communication channels. In an ideal noise-free…
Using Spring-Like Ultrashort Light Pulses, Photonics is Given a Fresh Perspective

Using Spring-Like Ultrashort Light Pulses, Photonics is Given a Fresh Perspective

Ultrashort light pulses actually refer to optical pulses that have extremely short durations, typically on the order of femtoseconds (10^-15 seconds) or picoseconds (10^-12 seconds).…
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