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Beyond Theory: Dual Topological Insulating States Found in Monolayer Material

Scientists at Boston College have identified a material known as a dual quantum spin Hall insulator, which offers a promising foundation for investigating exotic quantum phases and electromagnetism. An international team of scientists led by Boston College physicists has reported the discovery of d

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Engineer s tackle hard-to-map class of materials

Engineer s tackle hard-to-map class of materials
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350-Year-Old Theorem Reveals 'Profound' Connection Between Properties of Light

Dutch-born Christiaan Huygens is probably one of the most famous physicists you've never heard of.

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Curious about how light works? Consider consulting a mechanic - ScienceDaily

Curious about how light works? Consider consulting a mechanic - ScienceDaily
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Want to know how light works? Try asking a mechanic

Want to know how light works? Try asking a mechanic
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