Undergraduate students make valuable contributions to research at the Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (Blusson QMI) through programs such as...
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A volcano erupted in Tonga in January and the atmospheric disturbance was detected by pressure sensors in the cleanroom at...
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Magnetic susceptibility measurements allow researchers to understand how a material responds to a magnetic field, which can reveal a great...
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Last year, Marcel Franz and colleagues proposed a high-temperature topological superconductor made from two monolayer-thin sheets of copper-based materials with...
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A new paper observing the topologically non-trivial drumhead state emerging from nodal-line semimetals offers new insights into how these newly...
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“One of the important purposes of art is to transform spaces by making novel phenomena visible,” said Pamela Davis Kivelson,...
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A new outreach program for science students in grade 8 is challenging scientist stereotypes and inviting kids to interact with...
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Sometimes the shortest distance between a concept and understanding is a squiggly line. It was Richard Feynman, the Nobel prize-winning...
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February 11 is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a United Nations-led initiative to highlight the important...
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Gideon Uchehara might have taken a different path to quantum science, had he known more about it. As a student...
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