Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) is a powerful tool to address some of the most
challenging issues in glass science and technology, such as the nonequilibrium nature of …

Dynamic relaxation is an intrinsic and universal feature of glasses and enables fluctuation
and dissipation to occur, which induces plentiful behaviour, maintains equilibrium, and …

Glasses have markedly different stability around their glass transition temperature (T g), and
metallic glasses (MGs) are conventionally regarded as metastable compared to other …

This article describes recent progress in understanding highly stable glasses prepared by
physical vapor deposition and provides perspective on further research directions for the …

Amorphous alloys, also known as metallic glasses, exhibit many advanced mechanical,
physical, and chemical properties. Owing to the nonequilibrium nature, their energy states …

Recently, a putative phase transition has been discovered in metallic glasses that could lead
to two distinct amorphous states. This phenomenon, known as polyamorphism, has …

Via fast differential scanning calorimetry using an Au-based glass as an example, we show
that metallic glasses should be classified into two types of amorphous/monolithic glass. The …

The paradigmatic view on the transformation of a supercooled liquid into a glass, so‐called
vitrification or glass transition, and the subsequent time evolution of the non‐equilibrium …

Nonexponential relaxations are universal characteristics for glassy materials. There is a well-
known hypothesis that nonexponential relaxation peaks are composed of a series of …

Controlling crystallization kinetics is key to overcome the temperature–time dilemma in
phase change materials employed for data storage. While the amorphous phase must be …