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Nonvolatile optical switching of surface metallicity in 1T-TaSe2
The surface of a quantum material provides a distinct electronic environment in which reconstruction can stabilize states absent from the bulk. However, whether light can persistently reconfigure this surface-bulk electronic contrast remains unclear. Here we demonstrate nonvolatile and reversible op
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