Jiaqiang Yan, a leading scientist in ORNL’s Correlated Electron Materials group, Materials Science and Technology Division, was acknowledged for his pioneering work in the synthesis and characterization of novel materials. Yan’s research includes projects on quantum spin liquids, cleavable topological magnets and high entropy oxides, contributing to a deeper understanding of materials with unique electronic, magnetic and thermal properties.
As one of the most highly cited researchers worldwide, Yan’s work ranked in the top 1% of citations in his field for the past five consecutive years, underscoring the importance of his work with quantum materials. Read more about Yan’s work here.
Each year, APS Fellow nominees are limited to a small fraction of the society’s membership, reflecting the prestigious nature of the honor. ORNL’s newest APS Fellows will receive their certificates at the upcoming APS meeting in spring 2024.
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