Dr. Lea Ferreira dos Santos, professor and chair of the department of physics at , has published “” in Nature Physics (January 4, 2021). The abstract states that “a clever application of nuclear magnetic resonance techniques offers a glimpse at a quantum system driven at high frequency, resulting in Floquet prethermalization — a quasi-steady state that persists for a very long time.” Dr. dos Santos notes that the “existence of Floquet phases with no static counterpart opens up a new direction in the search for robust non-equilibrium phases of matter.” Read the profile of Dr. dos Santos in the latest issue of , “A Quantum Leap for Women in STEM.”