Tomorrow is the last day to register! Please pass along to those who may have students interested in a day of STEM fun at Cornell on April 1st (no joke)!

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First measurements out of the Goodge group*!! Extremely thankful for supportive and patient collaborators and colleagues 🥳 Next step, science! *catchy group name tbd

Study reveals origin of #superconductivity in nickelates @cornell Nature Materials doi.org/grz993 phys.org/news/2023-03-r…

A new study led by Lena Koukoutis and Berit Goodge changed where scientists think nickelate's superconducting ability might originate, providing a blueprint for how more functional versions might be engineered in the future. news.cornell.edu/stories/2023/0…

Great collaboration between Cornell University, Stanford University and @UniDUE unravels the nature of the polar interface in infinite-layer nickelate films on SrTiO3(001) and strongly supports the notion of #nickelate #superconductivity as intrinsic film property: nature.com/articles/s4156…

PARADIM user Dan F. Segedin et al. explore "Limits to the strain engineering of layered square-planar nickelate thin films" Nature Communications doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Some materials' ability to conduct electricity without losing energy (superconductivity) is exciting. In 2019, scientists demonstrated it in materials called nickelates. Researchers Cornell University revealed new insights into where in the material it arises: news.cornell.edu/stories/2023/0…

Resolving the polar interface of infinite-layer nickelate thin films Cornell University go.nature.com/41mUUBu

Get ready for #KavliNano Highlights! 🧬Unzipping DNA, up close and personal TU Delft ✨Closing in on protein dynamics Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery, Oxford 🟰Old equation equals new CO2 insights Cornell University 🔬Forward on thicker nickelate superconductors Cornell University kavlifoundation.org/news/forward-o…

In this collection of research highlights from Kavli Nanoscience Institutes, we start with heroic efforts to isolate the 36 proteins needed to unzip a strand of DNA to see how they power this process. kavlifoundation.org/news/forward-o…

Applications open now for PARADIM's STEM Summer School! Join us this June for lectures and hands on experiences! More info: paradim.org/2024_EM_SS_app… Berit Goodge David A Muller Cornell AEP Materials Science and Engineering at Cornell U.S. National Science Foundation

Summer is here! Join us remotely for our 2024 PARADIM Summer School on Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy! Schedule and Webinar details: paradim.org/2024_EM_SS_app… Berit Goodge David A Muller Robert Hovden Cornell University U.S. National Science Foundation

Four incredible talks closed our Interdisciplinary Showcase at our Summit in Toronto. Moving, thought-provoking, and hopeful stories from Jyotirmoy Mandal Kirsten R. Hall, PhD Paul Chen Berit Goodge sharing their motivation and journey. Thank you…Watch this space to watch them soon

Presenting on x-rays results, electronic transport manuscript in the drafts folder… who is this microscopist??? Thanks to Schmidt Science Fellows for the support to try some new and crazy things 👩🏻‍🔬(and to all the amazing collaborators for teaching me how!)

Conference tote bags are the spirit week t-shirts of scientific adulthood. (thank you yes I will take another one)

Using atomic resolution variable temperature cryogenic scanning transmission electron microscopy of a model manganite, researchers characterize the thermal evolution of charge order and reveal lattice responses as it transforms from its ground state. 🔗 go.aps.org/3WkLwO5