Explore how tiny twists between atom-thin layers like graphene create moiré and supermoiré patterns that reshape electron behavior, enabling new states of matter and tunable materials. From two-layer graphene's surprising physics to trilayer systems, and the precision measurements that map local electronic landscapes, this episode reveals how what was once considered noise becomes a powerful tool for designing next‑generation electronics and quantum technologies.

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