09 July 2020 | 15:54 Europe/Amsterdam ‘Magic angle’ twistronics can manipulate light Researchers from NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering have found that twisting two layers of ultra-thin molybdenum-trioxide to the right ‘magic angle’ causes the material to force light into tightly-focused and highly controllable beams https://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/news/breakthrough-shows-magic-angle-twistronics-principle-can-also-manipulate-light/
