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MIT researchers have found an efficient way to identify “topological” materials, whose surfaces can have different electrical or functional properties than their interiors. The approach should make it easier uncover materials that could be the basis of next-generation computer chips or quantum devices.
A new materials database compiled by researchers at MIT and elsewhere reveals more than 90,000 known “topological” materials with persistent electronic properties.
The world’s first catalog of flat band materials, published in Nature journal, could reduce the serendipity in the search for new materials with exotic quantum properties, such as magnetism and su ...