<ul><li>Scientists at Tohoku University have discovered that terbium oxide (Tb₂(MoO₄)₃) remains functional even at 160°C.</li><li>This breakthrough could lead to more efficient electronic devices, such as low-power memory storage and advanced spintronics.</li><li>The key lies in activating the magnetoelectric effect at high temperatures, removing a major limitation of multiferroic materials.</li><li>Possible applications include spintronics, low-power memory storage, and advanced optical devices.</li></ul>

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