Researchers have reported a new graphene milestone: direct observation of electron-electron interactions at room temperature using a quantum twisting microscope. The finding, published April 8, 2026 in Nature Communications, could help advance research into graphene and other two-dimensional materials.
A new Nature Physics study published April 7, 2026 adds fresh evidence that the dielectric environment plays a central role in superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene, a major graphene-based quantum material.
Scientists at the University of Illinois say they have found a surprising mathematical link between graphene and engineered magnetic films, a result that could help miniaturize microwave hardware.
Researchers have directly observed electron-electron interactions in graphene at room temperature using a quantum twisting microscope, a development that could help advance studies of moiré materials and other two-dimensional systems.
