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Our latest cover art in Nano Letters!
The question that Prof. Xiaohang Li and his team from KAUST tried to answer is whether ultrawide bandgap semiconducts can operate at deep cryogenic temperature; the answer was yes!
In their paper the team reports the first cryogenic Ga2O3 transistor operating at 2K!
Applications range from space exploration and extreme environments to superconducting systems and quantum computers.
More of our latest art at sciencebrush.design
The question that Prof. Xiaohang Li and his team from KAUST tried to answer is whether ultrawide bandgap semiconducts can operate at deep cryogenic temperature; the answer was yes!
In their paper the team reports the first cryogenic Ga2O3 transistor operating at 2K!
Applications range from space exploration and extreme environments to superconducting systems and quantum computers.
More of our latest art at sciencebrush.design
sciencebrush.design Home Scientific cover art: whether it is Nature, JACS or Advanced Materials, we design eye-catching journal covers for all areas of science. And now our work on simulating chemical dynamics on trapped-ion quantum computers is on the front cover of @J_A_C_S!View quoted post on X
🔋 Did you know some Li-ion battery materials have a memory?
A fascinating new study shows that certain phase-separating electrodes like the ones made from LFP, LTO, and NVP can "remember" their charging history, displaying a rate-dependent memory effect under fast-charging conditions.
Using operando X-ray diffraction and advanced modelling, the research reveals how particle-level kinetics shape large-scale electrode behavior. These insights could reshape how we think about battery management systems, especially for fast-charging applications.
The cover artwork for this study was proudly made by ScienceBrush Design (sciencebrush.design), where we bring complex scientific ideas to life through visual storytelling.
📖 Kinetically induced memory effect in Li-ion batteries
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A fascinating new study shows that certain phase-separating electrodes like the ones made from LFP, LTO, and NVP can "remember" their charging history, displaying a rate-dependent memory effect under fast-charging conditions.
Using operando X-ray diffraction and advanced modelling, the research reveals how particle-level kinetics shape large-scale electrode behavior. These insights could reshape how we think about battery management systems, especially for fast-charging applications.
The cover artwork for this study was proudly made by ScienceBrush Design (sciencebrush.design), where we bring complex scientific ideas to life through visual storytelling.
📖 Kinetically induced memory effect in Li-ion batteries
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…
Hybridization of colloidal handlebodies with singular defects and topological solitons in chiral liquid crystals.
On the front page of Soft Matter! My recent design for the work carried out by Dr Jun-Yong Lee, Prof. Ivan I. Smalyukh and colleagues, from the International Institute for Sustainability with Knotted Chiral Meta Matter @SKCM2_HU!
On the front page of Soft Matter! My recent design for the work carried out by Dr Jun-Yong Lee, Prof. Ivan I. Smalyukh and colleagues, from the International Institute for Sustainability with Knotted Chiral Meta Matter @SKCM2_HU!
