Jose L. Lado

Sep 23, 2024 | europhysicsnews.org | Jose L. Lado

Europhysics News 55/4, 2024, p. 24–27Engineering exotic quantum matter in twisted van der Waals materials Aalto University, Finland AbstractPushing the boundaries of knowledge in quantum matter requires having a controllable platform to engineer quantum phenomena. Twisted van der Waals materials have risen as a highly flexible platform to engineer exotic states of matter, enabling creating quantum matter with a degree of control beyond conventional bulk materials [1].

Aug 29, 2024 | nature.com | Hong-Jun Gao |Jose L. Lado

AbstractArtificial quantum systems have emerged as platforms to realize topological matter in a well-controlled manner. So far, experiments have mostly explored non-interacting topological states, and the realization of many-body topological phases in solid-state platforms with atomic resolution has remained challenging.

Aug 1, 2024 | nature.com | Jose L. Lado

When many-body correlations in quantum materials control the motion of electrons, new quantum states can emerge. Now, a study demonstrates that doping a van der Waals correlated insulator leads to collective electronic reordering arising due to quantum many-body interactions.

Nov 25, 2023 | nature.com | Shigeki Kawai |Lauri Kurki |Tomohiko Nishiuchi |Takuya Kodama |Kewei Sun |Jose L. Lado | +2 more

AbstractSynthesis of one-dimensional molecular arrays with tailored stereoisomers is challenging yet has great potential for application in molecular opto-, electronic- and magnetic-devices, where the local array structure plays a decisive role in the functional properties.