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Maybe I missed it, but the article does not say what temperature/pressure this material is superconducting at. Also is this superconductivity the same as the typical definition of superconductivity (e.g. YBCO)?

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It's supercooled to well below 1K, but I don't see anyone doing research with magic angle graphene at high pressures.

Matt Yankowitz' "Tuning superconductivity in magic-angle graphene" shows how hydrostatic pressure affects TBG magic.

Ah, no wonder there's no common daily uses of it yet.

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