Abstract The dynamics of numerous physical systems, such as spins and qubits, can be described as a series of rotation operations, i.e., walks in the manifold of the rotation group. A basic question with practical applications is how likely... Read More
Professor Jae-Young Kim of the Department of Physics at UNIST, in collaboration with an international team of researchers, has unveiled a groundbreaking new image of the supermassive black hole at the center of galaxy M87, known as M87*. Th... Read More
Abstract Cooperative effects such as super(or sub)radiance in quantum systems arise from the interplay among quantum emitters. While bright superradiant states have been extensively studied and have yielded important insights into cooperati... Read More
As 2025 marks the centenary of quantum mechanics and the United Nations designates this year as the ‘International Year of Quantum Science and Technology,’ UNIST took a significant step in fostering public understanding of this... Read More
Abstract Altermagnets exhibit characteristics akin to antiferromagnets, with spin-split anisotropic bands in momentum space. RuO2 has been considered as a prototype altermagnet; however, recent reports have questioned altermagnetic ground s... Read More
Abstract Water plays an essential role in enzyme structure, stability, and the substantial rate enhancement of enzyme catalysis. However, direct observations linking enzyme catalysis and active-site water dynamics pose a significant challen... Read More
Abstract The catalytic cycle involves internal motions and conformational changes that allow enzymes to specifically bind to substrates, reach the transition state and release the product. Such mechanical interactions and motions are often... Read More
Abstract The “hotspots”, which are typically found in nanogaps between metal structures, are critical for the enhancement of the electromagnetic field. Surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS), a technique known for its exceptio... Read More
Abstract Two-dimensional honeycomb antiferromagnets are promising materials class for realizing Kitaev quantum spin liquids. The signature of these materials includes anisotropic bond-dependent magnetic responses and persistent fluctuations... Read More
Three exceptional graduate students from UNIST were honored with Silver Awards at the 31st Samsung Human Tech Paper Awards Ceremony for their groundbreaking research in the fields of energy, environment, signal processing, and basic science... Read More
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