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Roadmap to New Quantum Materials

A new review article connects several decades of research for finding materials with novel quantum properties.

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A newly developed method will help researchers understand how PFAS chemicals move into water, soil, plants, feedstock, and eventually humans.

Measurements in intense magnetic fields shed light on a very unusual material that behaves like a metal, but does not conduct electricity.

Using a special technique, researchers have uncovered a method to understand spin ice materials.

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Source: EurekAlert | Published: June 8, 2022

Source: Phys.org | Published: June 1, 2022

Source: Tallahassee Democrat | Published: May 25, 2022

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Last modified on 23 June 2022