Nature Electronics - Navigating the pitfalls of two-dimensional ferroelectricity
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Nature Electronics
(2026) Cite this article
The emergence of two-dimensional ferroelectrics has challenged established theories of ferroelectricity and offered routes to novel devices. However, distinguishing ferroelectric behaviour from artefacts remains an experimental challenge.
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