Acoustic signals produced during manufacturing provide real-time information about the form and quality of laser-induced graphene
Read article: Listening to graphene yields clues to its structure
Theoretical work sheds light on the origins of unconventional superconductivity in 2D carbon
Read article: New explanation emerges for robust superconductivity in three-layer graphene
New technique could make it possible to produce relativistic beams of ions using less intense lasers
Read article: Graphene target boosts laser-driven ion acceleration
Surface acoustic waves can induce an exciton drift velocity of up to 600 m/s in a transition metal dichalcogenide
Read article: Dynamic control over exciton transport achieved at room temperature
New finding could help researchers study the interplay between superconductivity and magnetism
Read article: Magic-angle graphene switches from superconductor to ferromagnet
First experimental demonstration shows that phosphorene nanoribbons provide a promising route towards high-performance solar cells
Read article: Two-dimensional nanoribbons make more efficient perovskite solar cells
Noise and Casimir–Polder force reduced by 2D conductor
Read article: Graphene could boost the performance of atom chips
New structures could be an alternative to silicon in next-generation semiconductor technology
Read article: Ultra-large crystals of 2D tungsten disulphide grown for the first time
New work could aid the development of transistor-like devices that use electrically neutral energy carriers
Read article: Strain guides the flow of excitons in 2D materials
Two-dimensional version of iron oxide could be used as a lubricant in micro-electro-mechanical systems
Read article: Quantum effects make magnetene surprisingly slippery
