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DSIAC received a request for information on methods to better cool a high-energy, pulsed power system. DSIAC subject matter experts (SMEs) at the Texas Research Institute Austin (TRI Austin) held two teleconferences with the requestors…
New technique produces highly conductive graphene wafers. From an electron’s point of view, graphene must be a hair-raising thrill ride. For years, scientists have observed that electrons can blitz through graphene at velocities approaching the speed of light, far faster than they can travel through silicon and other semiconducting materials. Graphene, therefore, has been touted
Physicists open the door to the first direct measurement of Berry curvature in solid matter. Berry curvature may not be the most well-known scientific concept, but to many physicists, its direct measurement is something akin to a holy grail. A powerful unifying principle in several branches of classical and quantum physics, Berry curvature is a