You better make sure that graphene layers stacked properly upon silicon glass chips in future. Oh ... you and your ICFO are the future. Daddy's call.

what software did you use to simulate the electron trajectories and lenses?

understood 1/3 rd of what is said

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Great work

Where can i find the code of this project

i wanna study this problem.

Very important project for whole scientific community!!

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Excellent work

Thanks for sharing

can someone with an arts degree do this?

Looking interesting. Sort of like building a second stage Periodic Table of battery elemental compounds.

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Atomic cluster has become an atomic bomb ready to be deployed down

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Thanks a lot. Much informative!

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Pretty, but is there a link to more info, author, published paper, anything?

Wonderfull

This is a very nice idea and it's good to see commercial manufacturers supporting it without trying to own it. If only it were more easy to make for people like me who don't have a super workshop. Perhaps an electron equivalent of PUMA can be done once you have worked out this thing - i.e. something that can be built with inexpensive generic parts and (let's say) a cheap CNC router for the custom metal parts (as opposed to a 3D printer which PUMA uses). That would be some way off I think but this is great for anyone with a university workshop at their disposal.

Well-done Dr. Markus for presenting in a very simple and efficient way.

I am very excited about this project, looking forward to following along with the development and hopefully learning a lot. Thank you.

Incredible video!

New book by TW Clyne and JE Campbell, both from Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, "Testing of the Plastic Deformation of Metals", Cambridge University Press, 2021

Why?

Fascinating work indeed! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Prof. Koppens! This is easily one of the most comprehensive talks on 2D Moiré materials on the internet! The talk deserved at least 1.5 to 2 hours time slot.

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Nice very well explained