World's First Graphene-Based Functional Semiconductor
The first functional semiconductor constructed from graphene, a carbon-based 2D material, has been produced by the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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The first functional semiconductor constructed from graphene, a carbon-based 2D material, has been produced by the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Researchers from Xiamen Silan Advanced Compound Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Beijing Graphene Institute, and Soochow University have worked together to provide a thorough review that presents a methodical overview of the development and possible uses of graphene as a buffer layer for nitride epitaxial growth.
High flexibility, tensile strength, thermal stability, transparency, and electrical conductivity make using graphene in solar panels particularly promising.
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Separating carbon dioxide molecules from gas mixtures necessitates the use of materials with extremely small pores. In collaboration with the Universities of Leipzig and Vienna, researchers from Friedrich Schiller University Jena have recently discovered a fresh method: they turned crystalline metal-organic framework compounds into glass.