Scientists twist crystal layers and reshape matter from within
Scientists have developed a new technique to precisely rotate and bond layers of oxide materials, advancing the field of twistronics. This method allows for the creation of larger, more stable electronic materials with tunable properties, potentially enabling new types of electronic devices.
Researchers have developed a way to make twisted oxide materials over much larger areas while maintaining precise control over how their layers are rotated. The advance could help move twistronics closer to practical electronic devices by giving scientists greater control over both the scale and internal structure of these materials.
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