Researchers probed a particular form of magnet containing atoms organized in a sample referred to as a kagome lattice, which takes its title from a Japanese basket. They discovered that electrons on this materials exhibit unique behaviors that may very well be exploited for futuristic functions — and that underneath a excessive magnetic subject some electrons on this materials act like an upside-down magnet.
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