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A designed microchip from the lab of UW ECE Professor Chris Rudell.

Credit: Ryan Hoover, Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Washington
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2D hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites
Researchers, working with a subset of 2D hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites -- thin films consisting of alternating organic and inorganic layers in a highly ordered crystalline structure, as shown here – engineered materials that are both stiff and capable of insulating against heat. This extremely unusual combination of properties holds promise for a range of applications.

Credit: Jun Liu, North Carolina State University
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Ion implantation using a tandem accelerator on bulk material
Ion implantation using a tandem accelerator on bulk material. Selected ion species are injected towards the terminal, and ions with specific energies are directed towards the sample.

Credit: Ella Maru Studio
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Super computers lit up.
Super computers lit up.

Credit: Chris Coleman, School of Computing, University of Utah
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up-close view of a microchip
A designed microchip from the lab of UW ECE Professor Chris Rudell.

Credit: Ryan Hoover, Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Washington
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Ayar Labs TeraPHY™ optical I/O chiplet wafer.
Ayar Labs TeraPHY™ optical I/O chiplet wafer.

Credit: Ayar Labs
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In this illustration, an object called a trefoil knot hovers amidst superconducting qubit chips.
In this illustration, an object called a trefoil knot hovers amidst superconducting qubit chips.

Credit: P. Roushan\Martinis lab\UC Santa Barbara
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