
La física de la materia condensada examina las propiedades emergentes de la materia derivadas del comportamiento colectivo de vastos conjuntos de átomos y electrones en sólidos y líquidos. Este campo investiga fenómenos como la superconductividad, el magnetismo, la correlación electrónica y las fases topológicas, empleando modelos teóricos y técnicas experimentales para caracterizar las propiedades electrónicas, magnéticas y estructurales. La investigación abarca las transiciones de fase cuánticas, los sistemas de baja dimensión, la espintrónica y los nuevos materiales cuánticos, lo que impulsa la comprensión de las interacciones fundamentales y facilita aplicaciones tecnológicas. Nuestra siguiente selección recopila artículos científicos recientes e innovaciones patentadas que contribuyen al panorama evolutivo de la física de la materia condensada:
Esta es nuestra última selección de publicaciones y patentes mundiales en inglés sobre Física de la Materia Condensada, entre muchas revistas científicas online, clasificadas y centradas en red cristalina, estructura de bandas, ferromagnetismo, superconducto, efecto Hall cuántico, fonón, espintrónica, aislante topológico, correlación electrónica, superficie de Fermi, zona de Brillouin, magnetorresistencia, onda de densidad de carga, onda de espín, transición de fase cuántica, sistema de baja dimensión, electrón fuertemente correlacionado, aislante de Mott, localización de Anderson, cristal de espín, condensado de Bose-Einstein, criticidad cuántica, fermión de Dirac, interacción electrón-fonón, cristal líquido, nanoestructura, líquido de espín cuántico, condensado de fermión pesado y excitón.
Gyroid-nanostructured polymer films that show highly activated surface proton hopping conduction
Published on 2026-06-04 by Takahiro Ichikawa, Mina Nakazawa, Takeshi Yamada @NATURE
Abstract: Polymer Journal, Published online: 04 June 2026; doi:10.1038/s41428-026-01204-2Our recent studies on the polymerization of amphiphilic zwitterions to afford gyroid nanostructured polymer films s are reviewed. In the first part of this article, our molecular design of self-organizing amphiphilic zwitterions is described. The second part of this article summarizes the proton conduction mechanism in the gyroid nanostructured polymer films. We have found that the surface proton hopping conduction me[...]
Our summary: This article reviews the polymerization of amphiphilic zwitterions to create gyroid nanostructured polymer films. It describes the molecular design of self-organizing zwitterions and summarizes the highly activated surface proton hopping conduction mechanism. The sulfonate groups dense alignment on the gyroid minimal surface enhances proton conduction.
gyroid nanostructure, polymer films, proton conduction, amphiphilic zwitterions
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Integrated error-suppressed pipeline for quantum optimization of nontrivial binary combinatorial optimization problems on gate-model hardware at the 156-qubit scale
Published on 2026-06-03 by Natasha Sachdeva, Gavin S Hartnett, Smarak Maity, Samuel Marsh, Yulun Wang, Adam Winick, Ryan Dougherty, Daniel Canuto, You Quan Chong, G Adam Cox, Michael Hush, Pranav S Mundada, Christopher D B Bentley, Michael J Biercuk and Yuval Baum @IOP SCIENCE
Abstract: We introduce a novel hybrid quantum–classical variational optimization method for unconstrained binary combinatorial optimization problems on gate-model quantum computers, integrating a custom variational ansatz, staged feedback-based dual variational parameter update strategies, efficient parametric compilation, automated error suppression during hardware execution, and scalable O( ) classical post-processing to correct for bitflip errors. Without this integrated approach, we show that standa[...]
Our summary: This work presents a hybrid quantum-classical variational optimization method for binary combinatorial problems on gate-model quantum computers. It integrates error suppression and feedback strategies to enhance performance, achieving high approximation ratios for NP-hard problems. The method outperforms classical solvers and demonstrates the effectiveness of engineered variational approaches in quantum computing.
quantum optimization, variational method, error suppression, combinatorial problems
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Method for designing high-temperature superconducting materials using thermal decoupling phenomenon, and development of room-temperature superconducti
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in WO under Ref WO2026111550 by SEOUL NATIONAL UNIV R&DB FOUNDATION [KR] (Lee Gun Do [kr], Lee Sung Woo [kr], Yoon Eui Joon [kr], Kim Mi Young [kr], Lee Dong Kyu [kr])
Abstract: A method for designing high-temperature superconducting materials according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises, in a layered superconductor including an atomic layer containing an alkali metal or alkaline earth metal and a conductive layer containing one or more materials selected from the periodic table: a step for identifying conditions for thermal decoupling occurring between the atomic layer and the conductive layer; and a step for predicting or controlling the superconducti[...]
Our summary: This method involves designing high-temperature superconducting materials by leveraging thermal decoupling between atomic and conductive layers. It includes identifying conditions for thermal decoupling and predicting the superconducting critical temperature. The approach aims to enhance the performance and applicability of superconducting materials.
superconductors, thermal decoupling, critical temperature, material design
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Ambient and low temperature interconnect
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in WO under Ref WO2026112122 by SAMTEC INC [US] (Josephson Andrew [us], Ram Aaron [us], Moss James A [us], Holland Troy B [us], Dabrowski Shane [us])
Abstract: An ambient and low-temperature, cryogenic interconnect and cable assembly can be made from materials that do not create unwanted parasitic heat transfer, particularly at transition temperatures at or around twenty degrees Kelvin. Because these materials are not generally solderable, ways of attaching electrically conductive wires or cable conductors to electrical conductors is also disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a cryogenic interconnect may include a housing, and at least one or more sup[...]
Our summary: The content discusses a cryogenic interconnect designed to minimize unwanted heat transfer at low temperatures. It highlights the use of non-solderable materials for electrical connections. Additionally, it mentions the inclusion of superconducting capable conductors in the assembly.
Cryogenic interconnect, Low temperature, Parasitic heat transfer, Superconducting conductors
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System for and method of radio frequency emission mitigation from an mri scanner
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in WO under Ref WO2026112379 by THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORP [US] (Wald Lawrence L [us], Guerin Bastien [us], Kazemivalipour Ehsan [us])
Abstract: An apparatus for controlling electromagnetic (EM) radiation emitted from a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system having a magnet assembly having a superconducting magnet and a radio frequency (RF) shield includes an RF birdcage body coil positioned in the magnet assembly proximate to an inner radius of the RF shield and configured to apply one or more RF excitation pulses, at least one radiation control array positioned in the magnet assembly and configured to control EM radiation generated by[...]
Our summary: The system mitigates radio frequency emissions from MRI scanners. It includes a birdcage body coil and a radiation control array. A processor controls the current waveforms to manage electromagnetic radiation effectively.
MRI, electromagnetic radiation, RF shield, radiation control
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A fiber reinforced polymer former for superconducting cables, and methods of producing the same
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in WO under Ref WO2026110041 by VEIR INC [US] (Acton Michael John [us])
Abstract: The embodiments described herein relate to apparatuses and methods for mitigating pressure drop in high temperature superconductor (HTS) cables while also addressing challenges associated with traditional HTS cable formers such as structural flexibility and mechanical integrity. The apparatus comprises a former made of a fiber-reinforced polymer composition, configured to define a shape, with a high temperature superconductor material disposed on and around the former. In some embodiments, the f[...]
Our summary: The invention involves a fiber reinforced polymer former designed for superconducting cables. It addresses pressure drop and structural challenges in high temperature superconductor cables. The polymer composition allows for significant flexibility and mechanical integrity in the formers.
fiber reinforced polymer, superconducting cables, high temperature superconductor, mechanical integrity
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Parking assistance device
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in WO under Ref WO2026110831 by AISIN CORP [JP] (Nishio Yasuaki [jp], Watanabe Kazuya [jp], Yamamoto Kinji [jp])
Abstract: When assistance in parking of a vehicle is started, a parking assistance information selection screen 72 for selecting parking assistance information from among one or more candidates is displayed on a liquid crystal display 4, and assistance in parking of the vehicle is provided in accordance with the parking assistance information that has been selected by a user on the parking assistance information selection screen 72. Further, the parking assistance information selection screen 72 is config[...]
Our summary: A parking assistance device displays a selection screen for users to choose from various parking assistance information. The screen shows a list of candidates, including parking mode specifications and directions. Users receive assistance based on their selected information to facilitate vehicle parking.
parking assistance, vehicle positioning, user interface, liquid crystal display
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Liquid crystal panel and display device
Patent published on the 2026-05-28 in US under Ref US20260147244 by SHARP DISPLAY TECH CORPORATION [JP] (Yonebayashi Ryo [jp])
Abstract: [0000] A liquid crystal panel has a display region and a frame region and includes first and second substrates and a liquid crystal layer. The first or second substrate includes a frame line. The first substrate includes first and second electrodes electrically connected to the frame line, and a switching element. First and second input signals respectively input to the first and second electrodes undergo a repeated cycle of periods in the following order: a first period in which the signal is s[...]
Our summary: A liquid crystal panel consists of a display region and frame region with first and second substrates. It includes electrodes connected to a frame line and a switching element. Input signals to the electrodes follow a specific cycle of periods related to reference potential.
liquid crystal display, substrates, electrodes, switching element
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