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Amino acids as catalysts in the emergence of RNAAmino acids helped build RNA at the dawn of life, a new study shows.
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A more efficient way of coupling light and matterLMU researchers are developing ultrathin optical components made of atomically layered systems, which capture light much better than previous materials. This could pave the way for considerably smaller and more efficient photonic components in the future.
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New insights into magic-angle grapheneA team led by LMU physicist Dmitri Efetov has shown that two graphene layers twisted at an angle to each other behave like heavy-fermion metals. This opens up possibilities for the development of new applications.
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