Research Highlights | Argonne National Laboratory

Research Highlight

Charge Stripe Stacking in Nickel Oxides

April 19, 2017 | Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Chemistry

Research Highlight

Relaxors are More Than Skin Deep

April 19, 2017 | Physics, Condensed Matter Physics, Chemistry

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LaNiO₃ Single Crystals Grown at High pO₂

April 19, 2017 | Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Crystallography

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Extreme Magnetoresistance in YbSb

April 19, 2017 | Physics, Materials Science and Engineering

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Blowing Magnetic Skyrmion Bubbles

Magnetic skyrmion bubbles have been experimentally generated in a way very reminiscent of the process of blowing soap bubbles. This was accomplished at room temperature in readily accessible material systems.

April 17, 2017

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Nematicity and coexistence of magnetic and non-magnetic order

December 20, 2016 | Physics, Condensed Matter Physics, Materials Science and Engineering

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Visualizing Redox Dynamics of a Single Ag/AgCl Heterogeneous Nanocatalyst at Atomic Resolution

The reduction and oxidation (redox) dynamics of Ag/AgCl heterostructure nanocatalyst particles were imaged in real time inside a nanoreactor using in situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

July 14, 2016 | Materials Science and Engineering, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, redox

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Imaging Nanoscale Skyrmions in a Non-chiral Multiferroic Material

July 13, 2016 | Materials Science and Engineering, Nanomaterials, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Magnetic induction map of nanoscale skyrmion lattice in Ni2MnGa

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Two-Dimensional [Pb₂BiS₃][AuTe₂]: High-Mobility Charge Carriers in Single-Atom-Thick Layers

June 20, 2016 | Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Condensed Matter Physics

Research Highlight

Superconductivity in the Narrow Gap Semiconductor RbBi₁₁/₃Te₆

April 20, 2016 | Materials Science and Engineering, Semiconductors and Superconductors, Superconductivity

On the left is a photo of as-grown ingot of RbBi11/3Te6. In the middle is an illustration of a layered structure of RbBi11/3Te6 viewed down the b-axis illustrating similarities and differences with the illustration of Bi2Te3 on the right.