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Unlocking Quantum Anomalies: University of Chicago Researchers Discover Millions of Electrons Moving in Collective Slow Motion in Novel 2D Material

Nila Kartika Wati Oct 4, 2026 0

Over the past decade, condensed matter physics has witnessed a profound paradigm shift driven by the rapid development and isolation…

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