A team of scientists has successfully developed a method to construct larger 'twisted' oxide materials, allowing for precise control over the alignment of atomic layers. This breakthrough could revolutionize the field of electronics.
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The technique enables the building of twisted oxide materials over large areas, with atomic layers that can be precisely controlled. This level of control could lead to the development of next-generation electronics, turning twistronics into a viable platform for a wide range of applications.
