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Direct observation of electronic-liquid-crystal phase transitions and their microscopic origin in La
1/3
Ca
2/3
MnO
3
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S-EPMC5118726
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biostudies-literature
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Learning motifs and their hierarchies in atomic resolution microscopy.
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S-EPMC9007509
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Medium Entropy-Enabled High Performance Cubic GeTe Thermoelectrics.
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S-EPMC8224415
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Alkali-deficiency driven charged out-of-phase boundaries for giant electromechanical response.
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S-EPMC8121868
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Origin of giant electric-field-induced strain in faulted alkali niobate films.
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S-EPMC9262982
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Interface-based tuning of Rashba spin-orbit interaction in asymmetric oxide heterostructures with 3d electrons.
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S-EPMC6624272
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Atomic engineering of high-density isolated Co atoms on graphene with proximal-atom controlled reaction selectivity.
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S-EPMC6107637
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Ordered clustering of single atomic Te vacancies in atomically thin PtTe
2
promotes hydrogen evolution catalysis.
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S-EPMC8060321
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Tunable quantum gaps to decouple carrier and phonon transport leading to high-performance thermoelectrics.
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S-EPMC9509343
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Paving the way to nanoionics: atomic origin of barriers for ionic transport through interfaces.
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S-EPMC4682188
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