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A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves, supplying a new tool for materials engineers to use in designing devices.

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Aman Kumar, Hitesh Changlani, Cyprian Lewandowski, Florida State University, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (Maglab)
What
A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves, supplying a new tool for materials engineers to use in designing devices.
When
Fri, 12 Jun 2026 20:26:22 GMT · 3h 19m ago
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Florida ·
Why
To design the next generation of smaller, more powerful electronic devices, scientists need to understand how materials act at the smallest scales.
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This research provides a new tool for materials engineers to design next-generation smaller and more powerful electronic devices by understanding the behavior of moiré superlattices at the atomic scale. By accurately predicting material behavior, it could lead to more efficient and reliable electronic components.

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    A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves.
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    A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves, supplying a new tool for materials engineers to use in designing devices.
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    A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 supercomputer to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves.
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    Scientists have used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 supercomputer to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves, supplying a new tool for materials engineers to use in designing devices.
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    A team from Florida State University used PSC’s NSF-funded Bridges-2 supercomputer to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves.
    Open article
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    Scientists used PSC's NSF-funded Bridges-2 supercomputer to explore how a type of matter on a triangular moiré superlattice behaves, supplying a new tool for materials engineers.
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