Ivan Smalyukh

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Ivan Smalyukh is a Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder in the United States. His research focuses on topics such as topological solitons, phase-separated polymer solutions, and chiral nematic systems. He has authored significant articles on phenomena including space-time crystals, emergent biaxiality in liquid crystals, and photoswitching in coordination complexes.

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Paul van der Schoot

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Shunsuke Takano

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Waseda University

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Jörn Dunkel

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Articles (20)

Chirality-assembled on-chip lasers

Space-time crystals from particle-like topological solitons

Confinement-induced chirality in phase-separated achiral polymer solutions

Emergent Dimer-Model Topological Order and Quasiparticle Excitations in Liquid Crystals: Combinatorial Vortex Lattices

Topological Rigidity and Non-Abelian Defect Junctions in Chiral Nematic Systems with Effective Biaxial Symmetry

Unavoidable multilevel biaxial symmetry breaking in chiral hybrid liquid crystals

Hybridization of colloidal handlebodies with singular defects and topological solitons in chiral liquid crystals

Emergent biaxiality in chiral hybrid liquid crystals

Photoswitching in a Liquid Crystalline Pt(II) Coordination Complex

Photosynthetically-powered phototactic active nematic liquid crystal fluids and gels

Low-Voltage Haze Tuning with Cellulose-Network Liquid Crystal Gels

Topological solitonic macromolecules

Highly transparent silanized cellulose aerogels for boosting energy efficiency of glazing in buildings

Liquid crystal defect structures with Möbius strip topology

Topological steering of light by nematic vortices and analogy to cosmic strings

Electrical Switching of Nematic Plasmonic Nanocolloids for Infrared Solar Gain Control

Design and Preparation of Nematic Colloidal Particles

Interaction and co-assembly of optical and topological solitons

Geometric transformation and three-dimensional hopping of Hopf solitons

Hopfions, heliknotons, skyrmions, torons and both abelian and nonabelian vortices in chiral liquid crystals

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Paul van der Schoot

Shunsuke Takano

Jörn Dunkel

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