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15 Jun 2022 • Preprint • arXiv
Magnetic memory and spontaneous vortices in a van der Waals superconductor
AbstractDoped Mott insulators exhibit some of the most intriguing quantum phases of matter, including quantum spin-liquids, unconventional superconductors, and non-Fermi liquid metals. Such phases often arise when itinerant electrons are close to a Mott insulating state, and thus experience strong spatial correlations. Proximity between different layers of van der Waals
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15 Jun 2022 • Conference Paper • Proceedings of the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting 2022
Pan-cancer characterization of the tumor mycobiome and its clinical effects
AbstractWhile the study of the tumor microbiome and its effects on cancer biology has expanded considerably over the last few years, most of this research focused on bacteria and viruses, leaving behind the fungal kingdom. Recently, a few studies have demonstrated that specific fungi may promote tumor progression, stressing the importance of comprehensively studying the tumor
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8 Jun 2022 • Journal Article • Biophysical Reports
PySOFI: an open source Python package for SOFI
AbstractSuper-resolution optical fluctuation imaging (SOFI) is a highly democratizable technique that provides optical super-resolution without requirement of sophisticated imaging instruments. Easy-to-use open-source packages for SOFI are important to support the utilization and community adoption of the SOFI method, they also encourage the participation and further development
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1 Jun 2022 • Conference Paper • 53rd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Multichannel nature of Efimov physics with ultracold 7Li atoms
AbstractWe present our current understanding of various aspects of Efimov physics originating from the complex multichannel hyperfine structure and overlap of Feshbach resonances for 7Li atoms. This further help us to explain puzzling experimental observations with ultracold gases. We have characterized the energies of Efimov states and corresponding interference and resonance
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Jun 2022 • Journal Article • Elements in Structure and Dynamics of Complex Networks
Percolation in Spatial Networks
AbstractPercolation theory is a well studied process utilized by networks theory to understand the resilience of networks under random or targeted attacks. Despite their importance, spatial networks have been less studied under the percolation process compared to the extensively studied non-spatial networks. In this Element, the authors will discuss the developments and challenges
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1 Jun 2022 • Preprint • arXiv
Onset of particle acceleration during the prompt phase in gamma-ray bursts as revealed by synchrotron emission in GRB160821A
AbstractThe physical processes of the gamma-ray emission and particle acceleration during the prompt phase in GRBs are still unsettled. In order to perform an unambiguous physical modelling of observations, a clear identification of the emission mechanism is needed. An instance of a clear identification is the synchrotron emission during the very strong flare in GRB160821A
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26 May 2022 • Preprint • The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
Super-Resolution imaging of plasmonic Near-fields: Overcoming Emitter Mislocalizations
AbstractPlasmonic nano-objects have shown great potential in enhancing biological and chemical sensing, light harvesting and energy transfer, and optical and quantum computing to name a few. Therefore, an extensive effort has been vested in optimizing plasmonic systems and exploiting their field enhancement properties. Super-resolution imaging with quantum dots (QDs) is a
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26 May 2022 • Preprint • arXiv
Sustaining a network by controlling a fraction of nodes
AbstractMulti-stability is a widely observed phenomenon in real complex networked systems, such as technological infrastructures, ecological systems, gene regulation, transportation and more. When a system functions normally but there exists also a potential state with abnormal low activity, although the system is at equilibrium it might make a transition into the low activity
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25 May 2022 • Journal Article • Biophysical Journal
Electrically Controlling and Optically Observing the Membrane Potential of Supported Lipid Bilayers
AbstractSupported lipid bilayers are a well-developed model system for the study of membranes and their associated proteins, such as membrane channels, enzymes, and receptors. These versatile model membranes can be made from various components, ranging from simple synthetic phospholipids to complex mixtures of constituents, mimicking the cell membrane with its relevant
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17 May 2022 • Preprint • arXiv
Majorana-Weyl cones in ferroelectric superconductors
AbstractTopological superconductors are predicted to exhibit outstanding phenomena, including non-abelian anyon excitations, heat-carrying edge states, and topological nodes in the Bogoliubov spectra. Nonetheless, and despite major experimental efforts, we are still lacking unambiguous signatures of such exotic phenomena. In this context, the recent discovery of coexisting
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