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Aug 28, 2024 | nature.com | Seung-hyun Oh |Giyeok Lee |Taehoon Kim |Narguess Nemati |Kyuho Lee |Jeongmin Kim | +19 more

AbstractNovel two-dimensional semiconductor crystals can exhibit diverse physical properties beyond their inherent semiconducting attributes, making their pursuit paramount. Memristive properties, as exemplars of these attributes, are predominantly manifested in wide-bandgap materials. However, simultaneously harnessing semiconductor properties alongside memristive characteristics to produce memtransistors is challenging.

Apr 15, 2024 | harvardlawreview.org | In Kyu Chung

Imagine that the people yesterday gathered to draft a new Constitution, which includes a First Amendment that says: “The government shall not abridge the freedom of speech.”  Today, a federal court hears a case featuring a First Amendment challenge against a public official who blocked the plaintiff from spamming repetitive posts on her (the public official’s) social media page. Let’s further stipulate three things.  First, everyone in this hypothetical world is an originalist.

Apr 15, 2024 | harvardlawreview.org | In Kyu Chung

Imagine that the people yesterday gathered to draft a new Constitution, which includes a First Amendment that says: “The government shall not abridge the...

May 25, 2023 | science.org | Chao Sun |Jane C. Stinchcombe |Sophie Bonnet |In Kyu Chung

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