Fractional quantum anomalous Hall effect in a twisted semiconductor bilayer
Electrons in a twisted stack of atomically thin semiconductors form exotic fractional states without any applied magnetic field.
Lumen · published online 22 October 2026
6 results for “Marquez”
Electrons in a twisted stack of atomically thin semiconductors form exotic fractional states without any applied magnetic field.
Marta Aziz, Li Liu … Aisha Hoffmann
Lumen · published online 22 October 2026
Before rats take a new path through a maze, sequences of neural activity during rest rehearse it at twenty times real speed.
Kwame Aziz, Jun Park … Elena Bello
Lumen · published online 10 October 2026
Infrared spectra of a planet orbiting in its star's habitable zone show water vapour and hint at a hydrogen-rich atmosphere.
Leila Ortega, Yusuf Marquez … Pierre Kim
Lumen 3, 79–86 (2026)
Swirling ocean eddies tens of kilometres across carry organic carbon into the deep sea at rates comparable to sinking particles.
Nadia Garcia, Hiroshi Marquez … Lucas Nilsson
Lumen 3, 164–171 (2026)
An analysis of 9 million papers shows that progress towards equitable authorship has stalled in many fields.
Femi Dlamini & Nadia Marquez
Lumen 3, 172–183 (2025)
Precise chemistry and orbits of stars in a thin stream reveal a dwarf galaxy that was torn apart more than 12 billion years ago.
Carlos Petrova, Olga Tanaka … Li Marquez
Lumen 2, 20–29 (2025)