Lab Reports Technique to Grow 2-D Transistor Material (IMAGE)

NYU Tandon School of Engineering

Lab Reports Technique to Grow 2-D Transistor Material

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At just one atom thick, tungsten disulfide allows energy to switch off and on -- important for nano-scale electronic transistors -- but it also absorbs and emits light, which could find applications in optoelectronics, sensing, and flexible electronics. The NYU logo shows the monolayer material emitting light. Researchers at NYU Tandon reported success in growing the promising monolayer material.

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