Development of Ultrafast Nonvolatile Memory Based on Sliding Ferroelectricity in Moiré Polar Homostructures
The opportunity supports development of next-generation ultrafast, high-endurance nonvolatile memory devices using a new physics mechanism—sliding ferroelectricity—in moiré polar van der Waals homostructures. The goal is to engineer memory elements that retain data without power while operating at very fast switching speeds and with robust cycling endurance.
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