Scientists Unveil Astonishing New States of Matter

Swift Summary

• Discovery of “Half Ice,Half Fire” (2024): physicists Weiguo Yin and Alexei Tsvelik uncovered a new state of matter in magnetic compounds. The electron phases sharply switch between ordered “cold” cycles and disordered “hot” states. Potential applications include quantum computing.
• Liquid Light at Room Temperature (2018): Italian and Canadian researchers created liquid-light superfluid by blasting organic molecules with lasers. This discovery could enhance LED technology and solar panels.
• swirlon Particles (2020): A computational simulation revealed self-propelled particles clustering into swirl patterns that defy Newton’s second law of motion.It may help understand swarming in living organisms.
• Bosonic Correlated Insulator (2023): U.S.-Japanese scientists developed crystal structures from excitons using light absorption techniques, offering insights into quantum particle behavior.
• Rydberg Polaron (2018): scientists cooled strontium atoms to near absolute zero, forming weakly bonded clusters-a new quantum matter state suited for high-resolution studies on Bose-Einstein condensates.
• Supersolid from Light (2025): Polariton particles formed by lasers interacting with gallium arsenide created a hybrid solid-liquid structure aiding advancement in quantum physics research.
• First Quantum Spin Liquid Creation (2021): Harvard physicists manipulated rubidium atoms to confirm decades-old theories about QSLs-unstable spin systems thought to benefit developments in quantum computing paradigms.
• BEC Formation on ISS (2020): Astronauts formed the fifth state of matter using rubidium atoms within microgravity conditions aboard the Cold Atom Lab module; crucial for understanding dark-energy phenomena.
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