Moiré superlattice in relatively rotated and stacked BiMnO3 nanoflakes

Satyam Choudhury; Vishnumahanthy Mohan; Avnish Singh Pal; R.K. Mandal; Joysurya Basu

doi:10.1039/d5tc04359j

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Moiré superlattice in relatively rotated and stacked BiMnO3 nanoflakes

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This research aims to investigate the formation and properties of moiré superlattices in BiMnO3 nanoflakes through twistronics architecture.
Adopting a twistronics approach to create moiré superlattices in BiMnO3 nanoflakes.
Utilizing advanced imaging techniques to analyze structural characteristics and emergent properties.
Conducting comparative analyses across different stacking configurations.
Identified the formation of stable moiré patterns in BiMnO3 nanoflakes under specific rotation angles.
Demonstrated enhanced electronic properties linked to the moiré superlattice structure.
Observed potential for novel functionalities due to the ionic characteristics of the system.

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Moiré superlattices through twistronics architecture in 2D van der Waals materials are rapidly progressing. Similar architecture can be extended to ionic systems to explore emerging functionalities. In this work, a...

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