text: 430,107,1225698131280457730,944291984675614721,Tobias de Jong,"New paper on arXiv 😁 <LINK> In a collaboration with (amongst others) University of Geneva, @ICFOnians, @elettrasincro and @LeidenPhysics, we use STM and LEEM to aid ARPES to study the band structure of (near) magic-angle bilayer graphene and observe a flat band We (i.e. @sensemolen , @j_jobst and myself) used LEEM to map out the device of stacked 2D flakes at high resolution, identifying areas of monolayer, multilayer, normal bilayer and near-magic-angle bilayer graphene, guiding ARPES and STM collaborators where to measure.",https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.02289,"Transport experiments in twisted bilayer graphene revealed multiple superconducting domes separated by correlated insulating states. These properties are generally associated with strongly correlated states in a flat mini-band of the hexagonal moir\'e superlattice as it was predicted by band structure calculations. Evidence for such a flat band comes from local tunneling spectroscopy and electronic compressibility measurements, reporting two or more sharp peaks in the density of states that may be associated with closely spaced van Hove singularities. Direct momentum resolved measurements proved difficult though. Here, we combine different imaging techniques and angle resolved photoemission with simultaneous real and momentum space resolution (nano-ARPES) to directly map the band dispersion in twisted bilayer graphene devices near charge neutrality. Our experiments reveal large areas with homogeneous twist angle that support a flat band with spectral weight that is highly localized in momentum space. The flat band is separated from the dispersive Dirac bands which show multiple moir\'e hybridization gaps. These data establish the salient features of the twisted bilayer graphene band structure. ","Direct evidence for flat bands in twisted bilayer graphene from