Researchers in the US outline how to address the mismatch between current fabrication capabilities and the requirements for exploiting the impressive electronics properties of 2D materials
Read article: Can 2D materials contribute to consumer electronics?
The discovery of excitons with distinct properties in hybrid organic–inorganic perovskites could open the door to tunable electronic devices
Read article: Multiple excitons make a surprise appearance in 2D hybrid perovskites
New finding could be important for developing more efficient and ultrafast photodetectors and perhaps even improved solar panels
Read article: Pristine graphene produces giant photoresponse
Physics World journalists discuss the research highlights of 2018
Read article: Twistronics pioneers win Physics World 2018 Breakthrough of the Year
Devices might be the answer to the increasing challenge of energy wasted in modern CMOS-based computing
Read article: Topological off-on switch could make new type of transistor
Companies find common ground at the Graphene Engineering and Innovation Centre launch to explore new avenues for commercializing graphene and 2D materials
Read article: Taking graphene from wonder material to real-world technologies
A freshly derived equation sheds light on the nonlinear responses in graphene and related materials
Read article: Model tackles nonlinear optics in 2D materials
Graphene controls the Brewster angle of reflection and allows record-breaking control of terahertz beams
Read article: Varying graphene’s conductivity modulates THz wave
Dual-functionality materials not only shield electronic devices from electromagnetic waves, they also dissipate excess heat in these devices at the same time
Read article: Cool graphene composites block EM radiation
The establishment of a graphene foundry provides a leg up for a research field beset by poor quality control
Read article: The value of sorting graphene flakes from fakes
