Anyons: Not just another statistic

Bismuth: Not a trivial matter

scholarly article by Luke Fleet published 5 January 2017 in Nature Physics

Black holes: New horizons for magnonics

scholarly article by Luke Fleet published 2 March 2017 in Nature Physics

Break on through

Call the shots

Call the tune

Cut and colour

Double up

scholarly article

Drive for a spin

Easy as pi

article by Luke Fleet published May 2014 in Nature Physics

Edging closer

Exhibition: The road to bionic man

Ferroelectrics: Learn the hard way

Ferroelectrics: Skyrmions all round

Field-free quantum oscillations

scientific article published in February 2017

Fly out of the traps

article by Luke Fleet published 2015 in Nature Methods

Foundation check

Going underground

Growth and characterization of thin Cu-phthalocyanine films on MgO(001) layer for organic light-emitting diodes

scientific article

Half the battle

High-temperature antiferromagnetism in molecular semiconductor thin films and nanostructures.

scientific article published on January 2014

Hot and bothered

scholarly article; Nature Physics

How to relax

Improve your virality

Jump across

Kept in the dark

Kirigami tracking

Know the ropes

Law and order

Lead a double life

Majorana modes: The new black

Makes your head spin

Multiferroics: In rare form

Mux ado about magnons

Phase out

Printed Universe

Quantum anomalous hall effect: Honeycomb recipe

scientific article published on 2 November 2017

Raise a glass

Self-Assembled Molecular Nanowires for High-Performance Organic Transistors.

scientific article published on 26 May 2017

Sound out

Spin control

Strange bedfellows

Surfaces take charge

The answer to everything

The future's bright

The outsider

2014 article in Nature Physics

The quasiparticle zoo

article published in 2016

Topological materials: Top of the hour

Topological photonics: Go Weyl'd

article

Topological transistor

article

Uniaxial anisotropy of two-magnon scattering in an ultrathin epitaxial Fe layer on GaAs