FLEET-UOW News

News from FLEET’s team at the University of Wollongong

Liquid-metal transfer from anode to cathode without short circuiting

Pioneering study achieves liquid-metal transfer via electrical current

High-performing n-type thermoelectrics based on bulk porous topological insulators

Examining the superconducting diode effect

Visible switching coatings for Smart Windows

Topological thermoelectric films with controlled porosity

Alumni profile: Quantum materials researcher Wafa Afzal

Combining irradiation and lithography to engineer advanced conducting materials

Turning up the heat on topological thermoelectrics: FLEET Translation funding towards new chemical synthesis

Manipulating interlayer magnetic coupling in van der Waals heterostructures

ECR working group deliver at FLEET 2022

Topological superconductors: fertile ground for elusive Majorana particle

A zigzag blueprint for topological electronics

Beyond scifi: Manipulating liquid metals without contact

Negative capacitance in topological transistors could reduce computing’s unsustainable energy load

Congratulations

Having your cake and eating it too: double-dosing induces magnetism while strengthening electron quantum oscillations in a topological insulator

Congratulations Dr Zhi Li, a superconducting Future Fellow

Reviewing pressure effects on iron-based high-temperature superconductors

Transforming the layered ferromagnet Fe5GeTe2 for future spintronics

Australian STEM recognised in Shanghai rankings

Engaging with industry in 2020

Explainer: Linkage funding for topological-thermoelectricity

Thermoelectric devices convert waste heat from industry into viable new energy source

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Topological materials beat Boltzmann’s tyranny: Surpassing lower limit on computing energy consumption

Tools of the Trade: Zengji Yue explains ion intercalation for new Nature series

Game-changer in thermoelectric materials: decoupling electronic and thermal transport

ARC funding for FLEET investigators

Next-generation multi-state data storage: leaving binary behind

Reviewing the Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect (QAHE)

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