Tunable Graphene Bandgap Opens The Way To Nanoelectronics And Nanophotonics

Sunday, June 14, 2009 - 20:21 in Physics & Chemistry

Graphene's electrical properties include electrons so mobile they travel at near light speed. But without a bandgap, graphene's promise for electronics and photonics can't be realized. Now researchers can precisely tune a bandgap in bilayer graphene from zero to 0.25 eV, in the infrared energy region.

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