BCS equations for superconductivity need to be modified for materials that have very slow-moving charges
Read article: Quantum effects could help make twisted bilayer graphene a superconductor
New instrument reveals delocalized quantum properties
Read article: Scanning probe with a twist observes electron’s wavelike behaviour
Basic concepts of quantum matter physics might be applicable to classical systems
Read article: Quasiparticles appear in a classical setting, surprising physicists
New finding could help in the development of novel switchable superconducting electronics
Read article: Short electrical pulses switch superconductivity on and off in magic-angle graphene
New finding could have applications for hard disks and moving components for satellites or space telescopes
Read article: Friction at the microscale depends unexpectedly on sliding speed
Devices that work using circularly polarized light are a million times faster than current data processing technologies
Read article: Chiral logic gates create ultrafast data processors
New work on 2D van der Waals materials could aid the development of next-generation non-volatile spintronic memories
Read article: Large tunnel magnetoresistance appears at room temperature in a miniaturized magnetic tunnel junction
New mechanical annealing experiments will be important for improving the design of foams and emulsions commonly employed in the food and pharmaceutical industries
Read article: Material memories can be erased
The exciton-polariton might be important for lasers or for digital data storage
Read article: Half-light, half-matter quasiparticle appears in a van der Waals magnet
Two new protection strategies overcome the air-instability of these technologically important nanostructures
Read article: Making graphene nanoribbons stable
