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While isolated electrons in a vacuum can store quantum information nearly perfectly, in real materials, the movements of surrounding atoms disturbs

An electron in an atom has three intrinsic properties: charge, spin and orbital angular momentum; the latter characterizes how the electron orbits

Towards the development of high-speed electronic devices that are usually constrained to conventional semiconductors, researchers led by Michigan

A series of tabletop laser systems are being developed to bridge the materials characterization gap between conventional laser-based systems and

After a material is excited, the first electronic motions are fundamental processes that enable transport of energy and information. Snapshots of

Electrons have two fundamental properties, charge and spin, generating such phenomena as electricity, magnetism, thermal conductivity, and

A new ultra-thin semiconducting material (tungsten disulfide or WS2) consists of three atomic layers in an “atomic sandwich”

Understanding the synthesis, growth, and physical properties of nanoparticles is important for the development of next-generation materials. This