Electrically driven amplification of terahertz acoustic waves in graphene
February 27, 2024Dr. Aaron Barajas, Postdoctoral Scholar, UC Irvine In graphene devices, the electronic drift velocity can easily exceed the speed ofsound […]
Dr. Aaron Barajas, Postdoctoral Scholar, UC Irvine In graphene devices, the electronic drift velocity can easily exceed the speed ofsound […]
Dr. Aaron Barajas, Postdoctoral Scholar, UC Irvine In graphene devices, the electronic drift velocity can easily exceed the speed ofsound […]
Dr. Luat Vuong, Assistant Professor, University of California Riverside There are increasing demands for robust, rapid-response computer-vision systems; however, complex […]
Dr. Katerina Chatziioannou, Assistant Professor, Caltech Detections of neutron stars in binaries through gravitational waves offer a novel way to […]
Dr. Allison Mis ’15 Multinary nitrides, i.e. nitrides with two or more cation species, are a vastly under-explored materials space […]
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Lucien Tsai, “Exploring the Impact of Short Range Order on the Ductility of Complex Alloys” Chris Ranlett, “Electrical resistivity measurements […]
Svetlana Altshuler, “Cryogenic Characterizations of Graphene Thin-Film for the Testing of a New Instrument” Kaeshav Danesh, “An Exploration of the […]
Eritas Yang, “Exploring the instability in three-planet systems” Arianna Meinking, “Defining a new set of optimal entanglement witnesses” Audrey Cole, “A […]
Dr. Xin (Laura) Zhang ’16, Tokamak Energy Taming the energy of the sun is arguably one of the most difficult […]