The superconducting nickelates were first proposed as potential analogs to the cuprate
unconventional superconductors in 1999, but it took twenty years before superconductivity …

Motivated by the recent observation of superconductivity with T c~ 80 K in pressurized
La3Ni2O7, we explore the structural and electronic properties of A 3Ni2O7 bilayer nickelates …

After being expected to be a promising analog to cuprates for decades, superconductivity
has recently been discovered in infinite‐layer nickelates, providing new opportunities to …

The development of superconducting materials has attracted significant attention not only for
their improved performance, such as high transition temperature (TC), but also for the …

Topotactic reduction utilizing metal hydrides as reagents has emerged as an effective
approach to achieve exceptionally low oxidization states of metal ions and unconventional …

Epitaxial growth of thin‐film heterostructures is generally considered the most successful
procedure to obtain interfaces of excellent structural and electronic quality between three …

Strongly correlated materials respond sensitively to external perturbations such as strain,
pressure, and doping. In the recently discovered superconducting infinite-layer nickelates …

The interface polarity plays a vital role in the physical properties of oxide heterointerfaces
because it can cause specific modifications of the electronic and atomic structure …

The polarity of a surface can affect the electronic and structural properties of oxide thin films
through electrostatic effects. Understanding the mechanism behind these effects requires …

Since their discovery, the infinite‐layer nickelates have been regarded as an appealing
system for gaining deeper insights into high temperature superconductivity (HTSC) …