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MacDonald and two colleagues were honored for “foundational work that established the field of twistronics.”

College of Natural Sciences researchers embarking on bold new research directions are receiving new seed funding.

An era of precision gravitational astronomy has arrived, and UT physicists are helping lead the way.

Edoardo Baldini and his colleagues discovered a new way to detect and control exotic quantum phases in ferroaxial materials with light.

The award-winning physicist discusses his quantum materials research, what inspires his work and how it could impact the future.

John Chisholm, Jonathan Perry and Ann Thijs were recognized for their commitment to curricular reform and educational innovation.

Observation of BKT and six-state clock phases reveals how magnetism behaves in two dimensions and may inspire ultracompact technologies.

The two-year fellowships are awarded annually to early-career researchers seen as emerging leaders in their fields.

William Gilpin in physics and Devleena Samanta in chemistry each were selected for the honor.

A paper in Physics Letters B explores quantum mechanical tests of distinguishability and determinism in atoms.