Summary
Non-technical description: Twisted oxide heterostructures are artificial materials made by stacking two or more complex oxide thin layers on top of each other with a twist angle — meaning one layer is rotated relative to the other. This twist creates a moiré pattern at the interface — a repeating interference pattern that changes the local atomic arrangement and the electronic environment. This can dramatically alter the material’s properties and create novel functionalities useful for applications. This Designing Materials to Revolutionize and Engineer our Future (DMREF) project aims to desig
