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Columbia Researchers Develop New Method to Isolate Atomic Sheets and Create New Materials

Columbia Researchers Develop New Method to Isolate Atomic Sheets and Create New Materials

February 20, 2020
nanoscience   next generation nano  

The new exfoliation method makes large-area atomically thin layers that can be stacked in any desired order and orientation to generate a whole new class of artificial materials.

Research Reveals Exotic Quantum States in Double-Layer Graphene

Research Reveals Exotic Quantum States in Double-Layer Graphene

June 25, 2019
nanoscience   next generation nano  

The findings shed new light on the nature of electron interactions in quantum systems and establish a potential new platform for future quantum computers.

Columbia’s Dmitri Basov Wins Vannevar Bush Fellowship

Columbia’s Dmitri Basov Wins Vannevar Bush Fellowship

May 3, 2019
nanoscience   physics  

The prestigious award supports top-tier researchers at U.S. universities whose work is of strategic importance to the Department of Defense.

Columbia Nano Initiative Joins Industry with Academia in Columbia’s Laboratories

Columbia Nano Initiative Joins Industry with Academia in Columbia’s Laboratories

February 1, 2019
nanoscience   nanotechnology  

Nava Ariel-Sternberg is director of the shared laboratory facilities of the Columbia Nano Initiative, which brings together more than 100 research groups who collaborate on new materials, methods, and procedures to propel the promise of nanotechnology into the world. 

Unlocking Graphene’s Superconducting Powers with a Twist and a Squeeze

Unlocking Graphene’s Superconducting Powers with a Twist and a Squeeze

January 25, 2019
nanoscience   physics  

A Columbia-led team has discovered a new method to manipulate the electrical conductivity of this game-changing material, the strongest substance ever, with applications ranging from nano-electronic devices to clean energy.

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