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By Hamodia Staff
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The Vladimir Schreiber Institute of Mathematics, Tel Aviv University. (MathKnight)
Researchers from Tel Aviv University have engineered the world’s tiniest technology, with a thickness of only two atoms. The new technology provides a way for storing electric information in the thinnest unit known to science, in one of the most stable and inert materials in nature. The allowed quantum-mechanical electron tunneling through the atomically thin film may boost the information reading process much beyond current technologies.
“Our research stems from curiosity about the behavior of atoms and electrons in solid materials, which has generated many of the technologies supporting our modern way of life,” says Dr. Moshe Ben Shalom. “We (and many other scientists) try to understand, predict, and even control the fascinating properties of these particles as they condense into an ordered structure that we call a crys
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