Real-time imaging reveals how oxygen vacancies dictate memory film performance
Scientists have captured the moment that determines the performance of a next-generation memory material. The key factor is the presence of oxygen vacancies—defects where oxygen atoms are missing from the crystal structure. Controlling these vacancies could be essential for improving data storage in future memory films.
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