Unlocking the Secrets of Metallic p-Wave Magnets: A Deep Dive into Spin Helix Materials
The Emergence of p-Wave Magnetism in Quantum Materials Recent breakthroughs in quantum materials research have revealed extraordinary magnetic phenomena that…
The Emergence of p-Wave Magnetism in Quantum Materials Recent breakthroughs in quantum materials research have revealed extraordinary magnetic phenomena that…
Researchers at CUNY ASRC have developed “twistelastics,” a technique using rotated metamaterial layers to control sound and vibrations. This breakthrough enables unprecedented wave manipulation for medical imaging, electronics, and communications.
In a groundbreaking development that bridges materials science and wave physics, researchers at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY) have discovered a revolutionary approach to controlling mechanical vibrations and sound waves. Their research, published in PNAS, introduces “twistelastics”—a method inspired by twistronics that uses microscopic rotations between engineered surfaces to manipulate wave propagation with unprecedented precision.