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SCIENTIFIC HIGHLIGHT 11
Unexpected order in a rule-breaking metal
IMPRESS researchers from the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden led a study showing that collective electron behaviour remains predictable even in a metal long thought to defy conventional descriptions.
SCIENTIFIC HIGHLIGHT 10
When atoms leave fingerprints in a twisting electron
By reading how scattered electrons acquire a tiny twist, scientists can separate atomic transitions that once appeared hopelessly entangled.
SCIENTIFIC HIGHLIGHT 9
How AI Helps Transform (S)TEM Data into Digital Twins
A new workflow led by IMPRESS scientists from ICN2 and CNR automates (S)TEM analysis and builds detailed 3D models that reveal how atomic-scale variations shape the behaviour of advanced materials.