Our Hartree-Fock calculations predicted that the correlated insulator in twisted bilayer graphene is a Kekulé spiral. This has recently been confirmed in experiment.

Strontium Ruthenate is widely believed to be a two-component superconductor, however measurements of the heat capacity show only a single transition. We discuss possible reasons that the second heat capacity jump may be unobservably small. 

Kagome metals are thought to be nematic at low enough temperatures. However, recent experiments suggest that coupling to the substrate may be the cause of this apparent nematicity. We used a Landau analysis to understand how an out-of-plane magnetic field can cause anisotropic transport to re-emerge.