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Two-Dimensional Metals Open Pathways To New Science

Mar 9, 2020
Penn State researchers, with Lawrence Berkeley and Oak Ridge National Labs, developed a platform for atomically-thin metals using epitaxial graphene. This method, called confinement heteroepitaxy (CHet), stabilizes unique metal structures for applications in biomolecular sensing, quantum phenomena, catalysis, and nonlinear optics, while preserving their properties.
Two-Dimensional Metals Open Pathways To New Science
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PARADIM Research Featured on Applied Surface Science Cover

Jul 15, 2019

A PARADIM user project combining theory, MBE, and ARPES was featured on the cover of Applied Surface Science’s special issue on oxide electronics.

PARADIM Research Featured on Applied Surface Science Cover
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PARADIM Researchers Achieve World Record in Electron Microscopy Resolution

Jul 18, 2018

Using a Cornell-developed detector, PARADIM’s David A. Muller and collaborators set a new world record in electron microscope resolution.

PARADIM Researchers Achieve World Record in Electron Microscopy Resolution
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PARADIM Video: Tyrel McQueen on Materials Discovery

Feb 16, 2018

In a PARADIM video feature, Tyrel McQueen discusses how new materials are discovered and why they matter.

PARADIM Video: Tyrel McQueen on Materials Discovery
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PARADIM Featured in JHU Magazine Article on Materials Discovery

Nov 15, 2017

PARADIM is highlighted in Arts & Sciences Magazine for its role in enabling the discovery of next-generation materials.

PARADIM Featured in JHU Magazine Article on Materials Discovery
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PARADIM’s Eun-Ah Kim Contributes to Next-Gen Superconductor Research

Apr 11, 2017

PARADIM researcher Eun-Ah Kim is part of a collaborative effort to develop the next generation of superconducting materials.

PARADIM’s Eun-Ah Kim Contributes to Next-Gen Superconductor Research
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PARADIM’s 300 Bar Floating Zone Furnace Sets World Record

Feb 7, 2017

PARADIM’s floating zone furnace, built by ScIDre, operates at a world-record 300 bar pressure—enabling growth of materials previously beyond reach.

PARADIM’s 300 Bar Floating Zone Furnace Sets World Record
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The Cornell Daily Sun Features PARADIM’s Role in Materials Innovation

Mar 7, 2016

An article in The Cornell Daily Sun highlights PARADIM’s mission to accelerate the discovery of new interface materials.

The Cornell Daily Sun Features PARADIM’s Role in Materials Innovation
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