Levitating 2-D semiconductors for better performance
Tuesday, August 28, 2018 - 09:01
in Physics & Chemistry
Atomically thin 2-D semiconductors have been drawing attention for their superior physical properties over silicon semiconductors; nevertheless, they are not the most appealing materials due to their structural instability and costly manufacturing process. To shed some light on these limitations, a KAIST research team suspended a 2-D semiconductor on a dome-shaped nanostructure to produce a highly efficient semiconductor at a low cost.