Periodic Reporting for period 5 - See-1D-Qmatter (Unravelling Fragile 1D Quantum States of Matter Through Ultra-sensitive Imaging)
Okres sprawozdawczy: 2022-01-01 do 2022-06-30
2. Development of very long pristine quantum devices from carbon nanotubes.
3. Development of novel scanning probe technique and modalities based on a scanning nanotube probe.
4. Development of time domain (high frequency) pump probe techniques for fast measurements.
5. First observation of electronic attraction by Coulomb repulsion (published in Nature 2016).
6. First observation of the quantum Wigner crystal of electrons (Published in Science 2019).
7. Development of a scanning probe technique to image voltage of flowing electrons (Published in Nature Nanotechnology 2019).
8. Measurements of insulating electronic states via nanomechanical motion of nanotubes (Nature Nanotechnology 2019).
9. Development of a new type of charge qubit in carbon nanotube and using it as an extremely sensitive nano-sensor of electric and magnetic fields (Published in Nature Communications 2020).
10. Visualizing the hydrodynamic flow of electrons (published in Nature 2019)
11. Discovery of symmetry broken phases in magic angle twisted bilayer graphene (published in Nature 2020)
12. Discovery of the Pomeranchuk effect in magic angle twisted bilayer graphene (published in Nature 2021)
13. Discovery of hydrodynamic electron flow without the fundamental Landauer-Sharvin resistance (published in Nature 2022)