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The new material is a form of strontium manganite and gets around this by using a simple structural trick: pairs of atoms inside its crystal structure tilt together in a coordinated way. This tiny shift is enough to generate an electrical charge across the material while also giving it a weak, switchable magnetism. CREDIT Struan Simpson, Urmimala Dey, Martin R. Lees, Ivan Da Silva, Nicholas C. Bristowe, Mark S. Senn

A Coordinated Tilt Pairs Magnetism and Polarization Near Room Temperature

Researchers revisited a decades-old strontium manganite ceramic and found that a single coordinated tilt of paired oxygen octahedra creates both an electric charge and a faint magnetism, letting both survive far above the usual cryogenic cutoff for such materials.

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