Liberal Arts and Sciences
Meisel Lab
Led by Mark Meisel · Physics
What we study
The lab studies quantum mechanical phenomena in low-dimensional materials like organic and inorganic conductors, magnets, and superconductors. They use experiments at temperatures from room temperature down to microkelvin levels, including ultrasonic techniques and magnetic levitation.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Elucidation of the structural and magnetic properties of the anion-radical salt (Et-3,5-diMe-Pz)(TCNQ) 2
2026 · Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
Shows how structural changes turn (Et-3,5-diMe-Pz)(TCNQ)2 into a spin-Peierls-like system.
- Electro-nuclear quantum phase transition in TmVO 4
2026 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Finds how nuclear moments affect electronic order in TmVO4.
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- Sub-10 mK “in-cell” magnetic refrigeration for cryogen-free cryostats
2026 · Review of Scientific Instruments
Builds a system to reach sub-10 mK temperatures in cryogen-free refrigerators.
- Comparative Analysis of Austenitized Steel Microstructures Due to Induction and Conventional Heating in High Magnetic Field
2026 · Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A
- Metastable MnBi2Te4 enabled by magnetic-field-assisted synthesis
2026 · Communications Materials
Shows how magnetic fields change MnBi2Te4 from antiferromagnetic to ferromagnetic.
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