Hydrogen-abundant compounds, as highly potential candidates of near-or room-
temperature superconductors, have recently attracted substantial attention. It is noted that …

Located at crystal voids, interstitial anion electrons (IAEs) have diverse topologies, which
may be tuned to achieve different properties. Elucidating the role of IAEs in electron-phonon …

Interstitial anionic electrons (IAEs) at lattice cavities of electrides, which have diverse
morphologies and concentrations, can induce interesting physical and chemical properties …

Superionic and electride behaviors in materials, which induce a variety of exotic physical
properties of ions and electrons, are of great importance both in fundamental research and …

Recently, electrides have received increasing attention due to their multifunctional
properties as superconducting, catalytic, insulating, and electrode materials, with potential to …

The exploration of electrides, especially stabilized at ambient pressure, is of great interest in
condensed matter physics due to their intriguing properties induced by interstitial anionic …

Earlier theoretical calculations of the Seebeck coefficient of mayenite electride have shown
that electrons are the major type of charge carriers, while experimental measurements show …

The study of abnormal Wilson transitions from metal to nonmetal states in simple electronic
systems under high pressure plays an important role in understanding the profound physical …

We investigate the role of interstitial electronic states in the metal-to-semiconductor transition
and the origin of the volume collapse in Ca2N during the pressure-induced phase …

The formation of Kagome lattices by interstitial quasi-atoms (ISQs) in P6/mmm phases
provides a platform for exploring interactions between topology and correlation physics. In …