Two-dimensional (2D) materials have proved to be a promising platform for studying exotic quasiparticles, such as excitons.

A n experiment has visualized a prediction about objects traveling at the speed of light known as the Penrose-Terrell Effect, first made over 60 years ago.

The materials that make up all the structures and physical systems around us, including our own bodies, are not perfect—they ...

Researchers uncover physical laws explaining why cracks in materials break their symmetry while spreading. The findings lay ...

For example, our algorithm identified the Lorentz symmetry, which has to do with the constancy of the speed of light. Our algorithm also identified rotational symmetry — the fact, for example, that a ...

Despite some highly-publicized incidents, flying commercially is still safer than traveling by car. What was the worst ...

The materials that make up all the structures and physical systems around us, including our own bodies, are not perfect - ...

“We found out two things. The first one is that the electronic state of Fe3Sn2 is nematic, a state that spontaneously breaks the rotation symmetry. The electrons behave as a liquid crystal inside this ...

He felt there was symmetry in finishing with this year's rotation, which consisted of eight seniors who basically were born the year he became head coach. Another reason he feels comfortable stepping ...