Read article: Carbon defect in boron nitride creates first omnidirectional magnetometer
Quantum sensor can detect magnetic fields in any direction and monitor temperature changes in a sample at the same time
Read article: ‘Kink states’ regulate the flow of electrons in graphene
New valleytronics-based switch could have applications in quantum networks
Read article: Graphene switch combines logic and memory functions in a single device
New device exploits the carbon material’s ability to conduct both electrons and protons
Read article: Sliding ferroelectrics offer fast, fatigue-free switching
Two new studies show that unconventional ferroelectric materials can endure many switching cycles without losing their ferroelectric properties
Read article: Domain walls in twisted graphene make 1D superconductors
Structures could have applications in future electronic devices
Read article: The future of 2D materials: grand challenges and opportunities
Available to watch now, IOP Publishing's journal, 2D Materials, explores the future of 2D materials: grand challenges and opportunities. Sponsored by Paragraf
Read article: Wigner crystal appears in bilayer graphene
First direct observations made of a lattice structure consisting solely of electrons
Read article: Graphene at 20: why the ‘wonder material’ is finally coming good
James McKenzie explains why graphene is finally delivering on its promise
Read article: Local twist angles in graphene come into view
Scanning microwave impedance microscopy technique could help scientists better understand materials like twisted bilayer graphene
Read article: Sticky UV-sensitive tape makes 2D material transfers easier
New technique could help integrate materials such as graphene into real-world devices
