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Correction to: Advancements in superconducting quantum computing. [PDF]

Natl Sci Rev
Jiang YY, Deng C, Fan H, Li BY, Sun L, Tan XS, Wang W, Xue GM, Yan F, Yu HF, Zhang YS, Zhang YR, Zou CL.   +12 more
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Linking Targeted GC-MS Disinfection Byproduct Analysis with Nontargeted LC-HRMS Characterization of Dissolved Organic Matter to Evaluate Drinking Water Treatment Performance. [PDF]

ACS ES T Water
Zafra-Navarro F, Martí S, Schum S, Emiliano P, Petrovič M, Farré MJ.   +5 more
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Lower charge, higher order: Revising electrostatic control of nematic phases in 2D polyelectrolytes. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Gudarzi MM, Sanjari Shahrezaei MA, Aboutalebi SH.   +2 more
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Author Correction: Wafer-scale high-κ HfO₂ dielectric films with sub-5-Å equivalent oxide thickness for 2D MoS₂ transistors. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Zhang S, Zhang T, Yu H, Li T, Li X, Cui C, Zhou Y, Guo H, Wang S, Zheng D, Huang L, Bai L, Liu S, Shen C, Yang W, Du L, Shi D, Xian L, Tao X, Chai Y, Li N, Zhang G.   +21 more
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Understanding the Causes of High Organic Matter with Low Bioavailability in Cold-Zone Lake Water: A Case in Hulun Lake. [PDF]

Toxics
Tao Y.
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Nonequilibrium phases of a biomolecular condensate facilitated by enzyme activity.

Soft Matter
Coupe S, Fakhri N.
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Condensed matters

Physics World, 2023
A reply to James Kakalios’s October 2023 feature “What’s the matter with condensed matter?” which called for physicists to do more to promote solid-state and condensed-matter physics.
Maurice Goodman, Felix Flicker
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What’s the matter with condensed matter?

Physics World, 2023
From the macroscopic to the microscopic physical properties of the world around us, condensed-matter and materials-science research have a huge impact on daily life. And yet, as James Kakalios highlights, the field remains on the periphery of popular-physics outreach – especially compared to astronomy and big science.
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Slow electrons in condensed matter

Physical Review B, 1986
The irreversible thermalization of energy lost by an electron in amorphous condensed matter makes successive losses incoherent. This allows us to extend a stochastic treatment of electron degradation down to the thermal range. The probability of a given momentum and energy transfer is viewed as a macroscopic property of each material, which reduces to ...
, Fano, , Stephens
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