Scientists have developed a method to create twisted oxide materials with precise control over the angle between layers and strong chemical bonds. This technology opens up new possibilities for designing complex electronic devices and tailoring their properties.
A new study reveals that the degradation of chemical bonds in electronic materials begins with quantum-mechanical processes triggered by individual electrons. These findings will help in developing more reliable electronic devices.
The shortage of the portable Steam Deck console has now reached Europe and Canada due to a lack of memory and storage components, caused by increased demand for parts used in artificial intelligence. At this time, it is still unclear when supplies will be restored.
A new study explains why perovskite solar cells maintain high efficiency even when they contain a large number of defects: the material's structural features promote effective charge separation and transport. This discovery opens up new possibilities for the further development of solar energy and electronics.
The technology sector is facing a growing risk of disruptions due to a shortage of T-Glass fiberglass film, a material essential for processor manufacturing. Production of this material is concentrated with a single supplier, which has already led to price increases and concerns among major companies.
A new study has shown that even weak magnetic fields can significantly influence the growth and size of nanoparticles in dusty plasma. This discovery opens up possibilities for precise control over the synthesis of nanomaterials and helps to better understand the processes occurring in space.
Scientists have discovered a hidden geometry that distorts the paths of electrons in quantum materials, opening up new possibilities for the development of quantum electronics and the study of superconductivity.