Postdoctoral scholar, Flatiron Institute (former graduate student in Galli's group)
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Co-developed the new formulation
For years, predictions about how silicon carbide defects shed energy didn't match experiments. University of Chicago researchers now know why. A process called internal conversion, where energy dissipates as atomic vibrations rather than light, plays a far bigger role than earlier models accounted for.
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