The exotic material is built from atomic planes composed of Vanadium atoms arranged on a so-called kagome lattice—a pattern of interlaced triangles and hexagons—stacked on top of one another, with ...

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have uncovered how metastable states, induced by ultrafast laser pulses, transform ...

To them, radioactivity was a new, exotic material that some of the world's leading scientists were hard at work studying. Out of this ignorance, some companies started selling radioactive products ...

Using a special controller and a halogen lamp, you can modify your own printer to use this exotic material often found in printer hot ends. Logically, if PEEK is used near the hot end of regular ...

After the pulse, the material is caught in an exotic state outside of equilibrium, or stability. Called metastable, these states are an exciting and largely unexplored phenomenon in materials science, ...