Uncovering new insights into quantum materials

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By | Alexandra Chang , Cornell Research

Kyle Shen, associate professor of physics, creates and investigates artificial and unconventional materials with unusual electronic and magnetic properties. His research into these new materials and their potential applications is explored in this Cornell Resarch story.

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