A 3D view on 2D materials
Flatlands pioneer and Nobel laureate Kostya Novoselov talks about the 3D future of 2D materials in heterostructures
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Diamond quantum microscope images nanoscale features in 2D magnets
Single-spin microscopy sheds light on 2D magnets including a puzzling anomaly in the properties of 2D CrI3 crystals
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Niobium telluride could be a topological superconductor
The material also shows anisotropic magnetoresistance
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Seven rules for nanotech innovation
Serial entrepreneur Tim Harper shares lessons from 20 years of good, bad and (occasionally) ugly experiences of starting and running nanotech businesses
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Ionic scissors cut out phosphorene nanoribbons
The new materials are predicted to have a wide range of technologically useful and even exotic properties
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Researchers solve magic angle mystery
The origin of these angles in twisted bilayer graphene may be fundamentally connected to the quantum Hall effect, say Harvard researchers
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Thermal transport goes ballistic across 2D thin films
Unexpected result will have implications for electronic device cooling
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Nanocrystals show near-perfect photoluminescence
New photothermal threshold quantum yield measurements reveal near-unity light emission for CdSe quantum dots
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The sky is not the limit for 2D material space technology
Experiments reveal that 2D material devices can withstand the radiation exposure of space missions
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Streaming current measurements help explain ion transport in ångstrom-size channels
Transistor-like electrohydrodynamic effect could help advance the emerging field of “iontronics”
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