Abstract Two-dimensional (2D) materials are intrinsically heterogeneous. Both localized
defects, such as vacancies and dopants, and mesoscopic boundaries, such as surfaces and …

The magnetic domains in two-dimensional layered material F e 3 GeT e 2 are studied by
using a variable-temperature scanning tunneling microscope with a magnetic tip after in situ …

In this paper, using first-principles calculations, we find that single-face (Janus-type)
hydrogenation induces a magnetic transition from a 120∘ noncollinear antiferromagnet …

From the beginning of molecular theory, the interplay of chirality and magnetism has
intrigued scientists. There is still the question if enantiospecific adsorption of chiral …

We demonstrate a new method for the detection of the spin-chemical potential in topological
insulators using spin-polarized four-probe scanning tunneling microscopy on in situ cleaved …

Abstract Magnetic Co3O4 nanoparticles (NPs) have great potential for applications in
biomedicine, as contrast enhancement agents for magnetic resonance imaging, or for drug …

Magnetometry plays a pivotal role in addressing the requirements of ultradense storage
technology and overcoming challenges associated with downscaled spin qubits. A …

Fe 3− x GeTe 2 is a layered van der Waals magnetic material with a relatively high ordering
temperature and large anisotropy. While most studies have concluded the interlayer …

We have used a scanning tunneling microscope operated under ultrahigh vacuum
conditions to investigate an oxo-vanadium-salen complex V (O) salen, that has potential …

Copper surfaces exhibit high catalytic selectivity but have poor hydrogen dissociation
kinetics; therefore, we consider icosahedral Cu13 nanoclusters to understand how …