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A new platform for controlled design of printed electronics with 2D materials

LCN researcher Dr Felice Torrisi with Politecnico di Torino researchers reveals the physical mechanisms responsible for the transport of electricity in printed two-dimensional (2D) materials. The work identifies what properties of 2D material films need to be tweaked to make electronic devices to order, allowing rational design of a new class of high-performance printed and flexible electronics. the full story can be read here and the publication link is below.

Charge transport mechanisms in inkjet-printed thin-film transistors based on two-dimensional materials | Nature Electronics

 

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