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Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis and collaborators published findings in Science showing that extremely thin hafnia films exhibit ferroelectric behavior. The team used quantum mechanics and microscopy to grow high-quality antiferroelectric films, suggesting engineers can now control electronic behavior by manipulating materials at the atomic level within existing silicon chips without adding new components.
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