
Metallic p-wave magnet conducts electricity depending on the angular momentum of the electrons - potential applications in information technology – Publication in Nature
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Five KIT researchers are among the world’s most frequently cited scientists this year
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Boris Karanov and Frank Rhein receive funding from the Carl Zeiss Foundation – the “CZS Nexus” program promotes interdisciplinary research ideas in STEM disciplines
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KIT researchers map Manhattan’s cooling systems and highlight potential for sustainable heating and cooling networks
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KIT is Committed to Diversity – Science thrives on exchange and tolerance.
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The current issue of lookKIT highlights solutions for the city of tomorrow.
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