My sister, Janet Eo, an incredible artist, is showcasing her solo art exhibition, Home, at the East Lubbock Art House! 🎨✨ The exhibit will be on display until February 23rd.
https://t.co/NnrrfpX4Jq
Yesterday was my last day as a postdoc at the University of Maryland. Grateful to Prof. Johnpierre Paglione and Prof. Michael Fuhrer for their guidance. Excited to announce that I'll be joining Texas Tech as an assistant professor in September!
@MichaelSFuhrer@qmc_news
Phys. Rev. B 106, L060505 (2022) - $c$-axis transport in ${\mathrm{UTe}}_{2}$: Evidence of three-dimensional conductivity component https://t.co/Bfmtd9aZon
1/ How can you tell whether something is an electrical insulator?
The obvious answer is "check whether it conducts electricity." But here's a short thread about why that measurement doesn't tell you what people usually think it does.
Beautiful article by @FrankWilcek sweeps through a century of history culminating in recent experiments that provide direct confirmation of nontrivial quasiparticle braiding statistics in the fractional quantum Hall effect.
PRB Editors' Suggestion: Pairing interaction in #superconducting#UCoGe tunable by #magnetic field
K. Ishida, S. Matsuzaki, M. Manago, T. Hattori, S. Kitagawa, M. Hirata et al.,
Phys. Rev. B 104, 144505
#physics#condmat#EdSugg@APSPhysics
Article: https://t.co/5JrLkdTTdp
Reading papers I don't know what I don't know. I decided to go backward and find where I am comfortable and slowly build up to where I got stuck. Happy moments :)
Myriam Sarachik, one of the greatest experimentalists in condensed matter physics, has died at age 88.
If you haven't already, check out this incredible profile of her from last year: https://t.co/RZuFPkW8ft
After watching the pre-recorded talks of the workshop on quantum oscillations in insulators organised by @gravity_levity, @quantum_alchemy & @physicsnara I feel ready for the live session tomorrow! Good news: there's still time to register https://t.co/g3ifSa6R0r @VirtualSciForum
ARPES revealed unusual one-dimensional, orthogonal conducting channels in UTe2, which exhibits a form of superconductivity that could, in theory, enable fault-tolerant quantum computing. @BerkeleyLab@UMDPhysics@RutgersSAS@NIST https://t.co/2VBSEdtY3q
Congratulations to Harvard's Samantha O'Sullivan, who conducted summer 2019 research with Johnpierre Paglione and Yun Suk Eo. She received the GE-Lloyd Trotter Award from the Jackie Robinson Foundation. @JRFoundation