材料科学
MIT-led team uses multislice electron ptychography to map 3D structure of relaxor ferroelectrics
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MIT researchers and collaborators have directly characterized the three-dimensional atomic and polar structure of a relaxor ferroelectric using a technique called multislice electron ptychography, reporting that key polarization features are smaller than leading simulations predicted—results that could help refine models used to design future sensing, computing and energy devices.
A team at the University of Hong Kong has created a new stainless steel alloy that resists corrosion in seawater electrolysis. The material could replace expensive titanium components in hydrogen production systems.
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Scientists at California Polytechnic State University have discovered new forms of quantum matter by varying magnetic fields over time. The breakthrough, detailed in Physical Review B, shows that time-dependent control can produce stable quantum states without static equivalents. This could advance quantum computing by making systems more resistant to errors.
Scientists at the University of Konstanz have identified a new type of sliding friction that occurs without physical contact, driven by magnetic interactions. This phenomenon breaks Amontons' law, a 300-year-old physics principle, by showing friction peaks at certain distances rather than increasing steadily with load. The findings appear in Nature Materials.
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中国散裂中子源(CSNS)二期工程首个中子束线——中子技术开发站成功产出中子束,标志着该项目设备研制和安装工作的完成。该设施位于广东东莞,由中国科学院高能物理研究所运营,可像超级显微镜一样利用中子探测材料内部细节,支持可再生能源、航空航天和生物科学等领域的研究。
Chemists at Saarland University have created pentasilacyclopentadienide, a silicon analogue of a stable aromatic compound, ending decades of failed attempts. The breakthrough, published in Science, replaces carbon atoms with silicon in a five-atom ring structure. This achievement opens potential for new materials and catalysts in industry.
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Researchers at The University of Osaka have developed ultra-small pores in silicon nitride membranes that approach the scale of natural ion channels. These structures enable repeatable opening and closing through voltage-controlled chemical reactions. The advance could aid DNA sequencing and neuromorphic computing.
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