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2017

2017 New Journal of Physics News Publications 

Andreev Reflection without Fermi Surface Alignment

May 6, 2017 Kenneth Burch Andreev Reflection, Graphite, high Tc, Proximity, Topological Insulators

We address the controversy over the proximity effect between topological materials and high-T csuperconductors. Junctions are produced between Bi2Sr2CaCu2O and

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2017 News Physical Review 

Understanding the evolution of anomalous anharmonicity in Bi2Te3−xSex

March 13, 2017 Kenneth Burch anharmonicity, Bi2Te2Se1, Raman, Thermoelectrics

The anharmonic effect in thermoelectrics has been a central topic for decades in both condensed matter physics and material science.

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