Watching a Crystal Melt One Atom at a Time: Capturing an Unexpected Phase in Two Dimensions
Melting is one of the most familiar phase transitions in physics. In three dimensional materials, the process is usually abrupt. Once a
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When Constant Driving Does Not Lead to Heating: A Quantum System That Defies Thermalization
In most areas of engineering and physics, repeated driving leads to heating. Mechanical friction raises temperatures, electrical currents generate waste heat, and
When Go Meets Heat Transfer: How Strategic Thinking Is Reshaping Spray Cooling Design
Cooling is often treated as a secondary consideration in engineering design, yet it frequently becomes the limiting factor once systems move from
Improved Radiotracer Chemistry Opens New Targets for PET Imaging
Wei Liu, a chemist at Virginia Tech, is leading new research that addresses a long-standing limitation in positron emission tomography (PET) imaging:
New Experimental Drugs Increase Calorie Burning by Tuning Mitochondrial Activity
Associate Professor Tristan Rawling of the University of Technology Sydney is leading new research into compounds that encourage cells to burn more
Efficient, Recyclable Chemical Advances Direct Air Carbon Capture
Zahra Eshaghi Gorji, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Helsinki, is leading new work on a