chemical physics | Science @ NTU

Realising a polariton condensate in a synthetic moiré superlattice

by SPMS Communications | Sep 29, 2025

Over the past decade, researchers have discovered highly unusual physics in twisted bilayer graphene, a two-dimensional composite material of two stacked graphene sheets, one rotated slightly with respect to the other. At certain "magic angles", some electrons in such...

Electron Liquids on the Cutting Edge

by Bent Weber and Jia Junxiang | Oct 21, 2022

A team led by Assistant Professor Bent Weber uses state-of-the-art microscopy techniques to study and control one-dimensional electron fluids, with the aim of creating robust quantum computers.

SPMS congratulates the 2019 Nanyang Award winners

by Mohamed Fadly | Sep 2, 2019

The School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences congratulates the 2019 winners of the Nanyang Education Award and Nanyang Innovation & Entrepreneurship Award.

Watching a molecule dance: Ultrafast Structural Rearrangement Dynamics Induced by the Photodetachment of Phenoxide in Aqueous Solution

by Tushar Debnath, Muhammad Shafiq Bin Mohd Yusof, Pei Jiang Low and Zhi-Heng Loh | Jul 17, 2019

Chemists have always been fascinated with elementary processes that happen at a molecular level such as molecular vibrations and chemical reactions. However, many of these processes occur at very short time scales and remain unknown because atoms are light and move rapidly. Read more