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Reading Between the Peaks: A Way to Map a Material’s Flaws Without Fitting Its Spectrum

Summary by Scientific Inquirer
A NIMS framework infers disorder in moire materials from how simple spectral descriptors vary across a sample, revealing two distinct levels without fitting individual peaks.
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Reading Between the Peaks: A Way to Map a Material’s Flaws Without Fitting Its Spectrum

A NIMS framework infers disorder in moire materials from how simple spectral descriptors vary across a sample, revealing two distinct levels without fitting individual peaks.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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