Raquel Queiroz

Assistant Professor

Columbia University

United States

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Dr. Raquel Queiroz is an Assistant Professor at Columbia University in the United States. Her research areas include magnetism in twisted materials, quantum metrics, superconductivity, and the study of topological materials. Recent publications highlight her work on intervalley-coherent antiferromagnets, kagome metals, and the geometric origins of capacitance in insulators.

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Milena Jovanovic

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North Carolina State University

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Jason Khoury

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Arizona State University

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Donostia International Physics Center

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Twist-angle evolution of the intervalley-coherent antiferromagnet in twisted WSe2

Magnetism of kagome metals (Fe1−xCox)Sn studied by μSR

Framework to Measure Quantum Metric from Step Response

Anderson critical metal phase in trivial states protected by average magnetic crystalline symmetry

Measuring kinetic inductance and superfluid stiffness of two-dimensional superconductors using high-quality transmission-line resonators

The quantum geometric origin of capacitance in insulators

Geometric Stiffness in Interlayer Exciton Condensates

A Class of Magnetic Topological Material Candidates with Hypervalent Bi Chains

Cascade of phase transitions and Dirac revivals in magic-angle graphene

Experimental characterization of fragile topology in an acoustic metamaterial

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Milena Jovanovic

Jason Khoury

B Andrei Bernevig

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