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The authors report coexisting ferromagnetism, polar distortion and metallicity in quasi-two-dimensional Ca3Co3O8, providing a platform to exploit magnetoelectric coupling in a metallic system. James Rondinelli Tsinghua University go.nature.com/4aTBkRB
Combining fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and ultrafast spectroscopy, the sample-averaged dynamics of defects are studied with single-particle sensitivity in two-dimensional hexagonal boron nitride heterogeneous emitters. Lindenberg Ultrafast Group go.nature.com/3UbXBEN
High-phase-purity and stable 1T′-transition metal dichalcogenide monolayers are grown on 4H-Au nanowires by a facile and rapid wet-chemical method, enabling ultrasensitive surface-enhanced Raman scattering detection. CityU Hong Kong go.nature.com/3xvazVj
Using electron microscopy, a ferroelastically protected reversible polar-to-non-polar phase transition in ZrO2 is observed and the critical strain state to break the reversibility is measured. Tsinghua University go.nature.com/3TPcLhJ
This Review highlights the progress in the fabrication and control of non-layered transition metal carbide/layered transition metal dichalcogenide heterostructures and the exotic properties arising from these interfaces. Penn State go.nature.com/4aCAR6R
The authors assess the current state of molecular-based computing materials and describe two path to develop this technology: continued exploration of molecular electronic properties and process development for on-chip integration. Texas A&M University CeNSEatIISc go.nature.com/3vyUnBP
The authors report a laser-induced dynamic crosslinking approach with allyl sulfide groups to achieve reconfigurable high-resolution patterning of multiple liquid crystalline phases in a single film. Seoul National University go.nature.com/3PAzPiT