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Thin films and coatings

Thin films and coatings

Ultrathin glass films exhibit exotic liquid phase

09 Aug 2021
Photo of Shivajee Govind and Yi Jin standing next to a vacuum chamber
Glassmakers PhD student Shivajee Govind (left) and recent PhD graduate Yi Jin (right) with the ultrahigh vacuum chamber they and other members of Zahra Fakhraai's lab use to deposit ultrathin glass films. (Courtesy: Zahra Fakhraai)
Researchers in the US have discovered an entirely new liquid phase that arises as ultrathin films of

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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