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University of Central Florida

Public research university in Orlando, Florida, whose CREOL college specializes in optics and photonics research and education.

Known aliases

  • CREOL
  • UCF

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Spin-resolved photoemission finds altermagnetic signatures in a layered cobalt compound

UCF physicists led by Madhab Neupane report signatures of altermagnetism in Co1/4TaSe2, a layered crystal containing magnetic cobalt atoms. The evidence is surface maps of its electron bands, so device builders get a well-characterized test material whose spin currents still need measuring.

Publishers:phys.org

Reality

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Hype gap+35
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Confidence40
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Second-harmonic light steers the current inside graphene's driven topological state

Researchers at four institutions report in Nature Physics that 1,550-nm circular pulses dress a graphene strip into a transient Floquet state, and a 775-nm field sets the direction of the current that flows out.

Publishers:phys.org

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Evidence62
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Four of ten yearling scrub-jay pairs tried to nest after a 48-bird genetic rescue release

Florida scrub-jays rarely breed before age two, and six months after 48 one-year-olds were released at a site stocked to its estimated carrying capacity, four of the ten new pairs had attempted a nest.

Publishers:phys.org

Reality

Evidence42
Adoption30
Hype gap+18
Incentives60
Confidence58
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SLAC turns its electron camera into a radiation source to catch light before the glow

Stanford and SLAC found the early optical signal they went looking for in common II-VI semiconductors, but the geometry that revealed it has to know when the radiation arrived, which a working detector never does.

Publishers:phys.org

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Evidence58
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Hype gap+28
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Confidence52
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Webb finds carbon dioxide lifting dust from a centaur that Saturn rerouted in 1992

Schambeau's team reports carbon dioxide emission with no water or carbon monoxide around 450P/LONEOS, which points to gas escaping warming buried ice, while the Saturn encounter behind it remains an orbital reconstruction.

Publishers:phys.org

Reality

Evidence58
Adoption
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Hype gap+12
Incentives60
Confidence45