Twisted bilayer graphene can be made into a superconductor by simply squeezing the two layers closer together – according to an international team of physicists. Observation of the effect confirms a key prediction about the causes of correlated electron phenomena in bilayer graphene and could potentially help to unravel the puzzle of unconventional superconductivity.
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