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SUSTech hosts meeting to launch and plan implementation for National Key R&D Program of China in Mathematics and Applied Research

2024-05-15

SUSTech’s Chemistry discipline achieves top 1‰ global ranking in ESI

2024-05-10

Clarivate Analytics unveiled its latest Essential Science Indicators (ESI) data on May 9, announcing that the Chemistry discipline at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) has been ranked among the world’s top 1‰ disciplines for the first time.

Researchers reveal high-precision method to restore formation history of complex networks

2024-04-18

For many natural networked complex systems, evolution is their most striking feature. Exploring and understanding the underlying mechanism of evolution lies at the heart of many scientific areas, ranging from studying the origin and evolution of life and the ecological system to the emergence of intelligence through the brain neural network’s rewiring and formation of social communities and nation-states. It is the most fundamental aspect of scientific discoveries in evolving complex systems.

Researchers unlock atomically precise semiconductor clusters of rare-earth tellurides

2024-04-08

As a new class of advanced functional materials, rare earth telluride exhibits abundant properties such as magnetic, electrical, thermoelectric, magnetic semiconductor, and charge density wave. However, the research and application of such materials are subject to two major challenges: one is the lack of convenient and universal preparation methods, and it is difficult to prepare rare earth telluride in high purity and large quantities; the other one is the lack of in-depth understanding of the electronic structure of materials.

Researchers make important progress in single-photon-manipulation

2024-04-08

Encoding quantum information and conveying it efficiently to a long-distant node using a single photon is essential for any communication between quantum nodes, and, at the same time, significant in quantum information security. Photons, as information carriers, fly with the highest speed in vacuum, and are insensitive to environmental disturbance. Further, quantum information can be encoded in the various degrees of freedom of a photon, such as polarization, orbital angular momentum, and frequency, among others, which can dramatically increase the information capacity of a quantum communication link.

Researchers collaborate on world’s first synthesis and characterization of 2D all-organic perovskite crystals

2024-04-07

Traditional perovskite materials hold promise for applications in solar cells, optoelectronic devices, catalysts, ferroelectrics, and quantum materials.