Research | Columbia Quantum Initiative

Scientists See Spins in a 2D Magnet

Seeing DiMEs With a Magnetic SNOM

Shrinking Qubits for Quantum Computing with Atom-Thin Materials

Stacking and Twisting Graphene Unlocks a Rare Form of Magnetism

Study suggests two novel methods of searching for dark matter by measuring tiny perturbations in fundamental constants

Studying the Quantum Nature of Light at Columbia

Superatomic Magnetic Cluster Opens the Door to New Nanomaterials

Superconductivity and Ferroelectricity Found in the Same 2D Material

Superfluids are Supposed to Flow Indefinitely. Physicists Just Watched One Stop Moving

Superradiant Atoms Could Push the Boundaries of How Precisely Time Can Be Measured

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