Superconductivity in TBG was originally sold as "unconventional". This article reaffirms that claim by showing how it cannot be a BCS superconductor, and more. Very interesting.

It's worth reiterating that while graphene can have some niche uses in "the real world", the main reason that it is so highly prized within academia is that it is a superb platform for studying fundamental physics, as in this work. Maybe in the future this will lead to room-temperature superconductors or something along those lines. Maybe not. Nobody jokes about how the Higgs boson has failed to leave the lab.