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Discovery of a magnet capable of controlling Dirac fermions with zero mass
A group of researchers succeeded in synthesizing two-dimensional layers of bismuth (Bi) with Dirac electrons and magnetic multilayer blocks of europium. This ...
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2016
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Ethers may have a more sustainable future thanks to heterogenous catalysis
Osaka University researchers synthesized a platinum-molybdenum catalyst supported on zirconium oxide that promotes the selective hydrodeoxygenation of esters ...
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2022
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Light freely bends and expands on a flat reflector
A group of researchers found that the optical phrase reflected from cholesteric liquid crystal changed depending on the helical phase, developing a technology ...
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2016
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New material to efficiently convert heat to electricity, YbSiGe, developed
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2018
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Phase transformation by quenched-in compositional fluctuations in titanium alloys clarified
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2019
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Photoemission linear dichroism reveals cubic wave functions
A research team has successfully and perfectly determined the anisotropic localized charge distribution of the rare-earth compound in cubic symmetry by means ...
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2015
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Reversible self-assembly of gels through metal-ligand interactions
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2013
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Stable and moveable; is hexagonal boron nitride the universal foundation?
Osaka University researchers have grown high-quality magnetite (Fe3O4) thin films on hexagonal boron nitride substrates (hBN). The physical properties of the ...
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2021
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Successful observation of band transport with excellent electrical performance from defective graphene oxides
A group of researchers succeeded in drastically increasing the crystallinity of GO by promoting the restoration of defective structures in thermal reduction ...
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2016
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Successful synthesis of gold compounds showing reversibly emitting light in response to heating and grinding
An international joint research group discovered an extremely emissive gold(I) compound, which shows reversible, two-step emission color change in response to ...
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2016
