Insights & Outcomes: Microbial cities, leaky membranes, and Einstein rings
Yale researchers discover key information about bacterial biofilms, gravitational lensing, and a new class of long-lived holes in the nuclear membrane of cells.
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Yale researchers discover key information about bacterial biofilms, gravitational lensing, and a new class of long-lived holes in the nuclear membrane of cells.
By growing and layering materials at different angles, Yale researchers have found a way to create moiré materials, which exhibit different properties than their normal counterparts.jame
In recent years, researchers have learned that twisting certain materials at specific angles can form what are known as “moiré materials,” which elicit previously undiscovered properties.
In the past decade, optical sensing tasks have become more demanding. As a result, it has become critical to build miniaturized, inexpensive sensors that can be integrated on-chip to enable mobile applications in smart phones, autonomous vehicles, robots, and drones.
University of Texas at Dallas physicists and their collaborators at Yale University have demonstrated an atomically thin, intelligent quantum sensor that can simultaneously detect all the fundamental properties of an incoming light wave.The research,