Institute of Solid State Physics

Symmetry-engineered and electrically tunable in-plane anomalous Hall effect in oxide heterostructures

The anomalous Hall effect has long served as a cornerstone for uncovering low-dissipation quantum phenomena and powering Hall-based functionalities, yet its tunability and device application are constrained by the orthogonal relationship among electric field, Hall current, and ou...

Defocus-Insensitive Microscopy via Spatial Phase Modulation Using End-to-End Learning

Abstract In optical microscopy, high spatial resolution comes at the cost of a short depth of field. This trade-off prevents the formation of sharp images of three-dimensional objects or objects moving in and out of focus. Moreover, it is often difficult to know the extent to whi...

Anionic Bottom-Up Flux Orchestrated via Hard Carbon Surface Chemistry for Stable Sodium-Ion Batteries

Abstract Hard carbon anodes for sodium-ion batteries suffer from unstable solid-electrolyte interphase formation, leading to low initial Coulombic efficiency and poor cycle stability. Herein, we demonstrate a molecular-level surface design that actively orchestrates an anionic bo...

Viscoelasticity-guided covalent assembly of atomically precise nanoclusters via nitrene-mediated two-photon lithography

The translation of atomically precise metal nanoclusters into functional macroscopic devices is restricted by the difficulty of scaling manufacturing while preserving fragile quantum structures. Although two-photon lithography offers a route for micro-fabrication, the absence of...

Single Particle All‐Optical Synapses

ABSTRACT Artificial synapses for emulating the synaptic behaviors and neuromorphic computing have been extensively exploited based on the temporal response of diverse physical and chemical processes. In these synaptic devices, operating in an all‐optical fashion offers significan...