How “Magic-Angle” Graphene Is Stirring Up Physics Misaligned stacks of the wonder material exhibit superconductivity and other curious properties By Elizabeth Gibney & Nature magazine ...

Researchers at Princeton conducted experiments to explore superconductivity in a groundbreaking new material known as magic-angle twisted graphene. The team imaged electrons on the material's surface ...

The experiments by Hartline and his co-worker, Dr. Raouf Selim, are part of a yearlong, $53,000 grant from National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

When two sheets of carbon atoms are twisted to the “magic” angle of 1.1 degrees, many properties of their electrons abruptly change, and the material — known as magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene — ...

When both the numbers of protons and neutrons are magic, a nucleus is even more stable – and labeled doubly magic. In the past two decades several experiments have hinted towards a new magic number, ...

Physicists conducted experiments to explore superconductivity in a groundbreaking new material known as magic-angle twisted graphene. The team imaged electrons on the material's surface and found ...