The past decade has witnessed dramatic progress related to various aspects of emergent
topological polar textures in oxide nanostructures displaying vortices, skyrmions, merons …

Molecular ferroelectrics have been widely adopted as alternatives to traditional ceramic and
polymer ferroelectrics due to their outstanding piezoelectric and ferroelectric properties, as …

Topological defects, such as vortices and skyrmions, provide a wealth of splendid
possibilities for new nanoscale devices because of their marvelous electronic, magnetic …

A thermal gradient-induced circular motion of particles placed on ferroelectric nematic liquid
crystal sessile drops is demonstrated and explained. Unlike hurricanes and tornadoes that …

Polar skyrmions are topologically stable, swirling polarization textures with particlelike
characteristics, which hold promise for next-generation, nanoscale logic and memory …

Vortices, occurring whenever a flow field 'whirls' around a one-dimensional core, are among
the simplest topological structures, ubiquitous to many branches of physics. In the crystalline …

Organic ferroelectrics are attracting tremendous interest because of their mechanical
flexibility, ease of fabrication, and low acoustical impedance. Although great advances have …

Ferroelectric topological objects provide a fertile ground for exploring emerging physical
properties that could potentially be utilized in future nanoelectronic devices. Here, we …

Topological defects such as vortices in ferroelectric materials are attracting tremendous
interest because of their splendid possibilities for unique physical phenomena and potential …

With prosperity, decay, and another spring, molecular ferroelectrics have passed a hundred
years since Valasek first discovered ferroelectricity in the molecular compound Rochelle …