<ul><li>Scientists have discovered one of the thinnest semiconductor junctions ever recorded, just 3.3 nanometers thick.</li><li>The discovery was made within a material called MnBi₆Te₁₀, belonging to a class of topological insulators.</li><li>The material naturally formed tiny p-n junctions, essential components in electronics, without external engineering.</li><li>These natural p-n junctions show potential for future technologies like spintronics for faster and more energy-efficient devices.</li></ul>

Scientists discover world’s thinnest semiconductor junctions inside a quantum material

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