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Location: Home > Research > Research Progress Research Progress Machine learning method used for the prediction of material properties 2017.07.21 By applying the support vector classification method, models were developed for predicting the GFA of binary metallic alloys from random compositions. The effect of different input descriptors on GFA were evaluated, and the best prediction model was selected, which shows that the information related to liquidus temperatures plays a key role in the GFA of alloys.     Read Detail>>>>>>>> New method developed to construct intrinsically patterned two-dimensional materials for selective functionalization 2017.07.12 The growth of a family of 2D materials that are intrinsically patterned has been achieved. Scanning tunneling microscope studies show the adsorption of different species at preferred pattern sites, demonstrating that these materials can serve as templates for selective self-assembly of molecules or nanoclusters, as well as for the functionalization of the same material with two different species.     Read Detail>>>>>>>> Optimal targeting of cells 2017.06.27 A key challenge in biomedical research is the ability to specifically target cells and tissues. We show that properly designed multivalent targeting of multiple receptor types results in a specificity toward a chosen receptor density profile. Thus, demonstrating a general route toward targeting cells without particularly dominant markers.      Read Detail>>>>>>>> High-performance and compact-designed flexible thermoelectric modules enabled by a reticulate carbon nanotube architecture 2017.06.26 Thermoelectric modules can generate electricity directly from heat and have applications to waste heat energy conversion and sensing. Here researchers have designed and fabricated a compact flexible thermoelectric module based on an air-stable n-type single-walled carbon nanotube reticulation, which can reach a high power factor of 1500 μWm-1K-2.     Read Detail>>>>>>>> Electronic evidence of temperature-induced Lifshitz transition and topological nature in ZrTe5 2017.06.23 A high-resolution laser-based angle-resolved photoemission study of ZrTe5 reveals a temperature-induced Lifshitz transition and one dimensional-like electronic features. It provides a natural understanding on underlying origin of the transport anomaly in ZrTe5, and indicates that ZrTe5 is a weak topological insulator.      Read Detail>>>>>>>> Multiple channels of relaxation in glasses 2017.06.05 Measurements of the stress response in strained metallic glasses over a wide range of temperatures and at waiting times that varied from minutes to over a week revealed a two-step relaxation process, providing the first evidence for the relaxation decoupling and the existence a new dynamic mode in the slow flow of metallic glasses.      Read Detail>>>>>>>> Interlayer-State-Coupling Dependent Ultrafast Charge Transfer in MoS2/WS2 Bilayers 2017.05.16 Slight changes in the interlayer configuration can significantly modulate ultrafast charge transfer time from 100 fs to >1 ps in MoS2/WS2 bilayer heterojunctions. Detailed analysis further reveals that the transfer rate is sensitively governed by the electronic coupling between specific interlayer states.     Read Detail>>>>>>>>   3 Page(s)   123NextFinal

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