New technologies and applications of two-dimensional materials derived from graphene.
ISBN978-4-86043-663-6
Trends in the world, CVD synthesis, transfer printing, quantum physical properties, sensors and devices, THz applications.
Exploring the future of two-dimensional materials with an eye toward their application in the real world (three-dimensional), new possibilities through heterostructuring, and integration with other lower-dimensional nanomaterials.
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"New Technologies and Applications of Two-Dimensional Materials Expanding from Graphene ~Global Trends, CVD Synthesis, Transfer and Stacking, Quantum Properties, Sensors and Devices, THz Applications~" ■Publication Date: March 2020 ■Price: 54,000 yen + tax ■Format: B5 size, 558 pages ■Supervisors: Hiroki Agou, Riichiro Saito ■Published by: NTS Corporation ISBN978-4-86043-663-6 ■Table of Contents Chapter 1: Research Trends in the World and Japan Chapter 2: Application Research Centered on Graphene Chapter 3: Application Research Centered on Transition Metal Chalcogenides Chapter 4: New Developments in Heterostructures Chapter 5: Cutting-Edge Measurement Techniques Chapter 6: The Frontline of Material Synthesis
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Fully two-dimensional layered hetero 2-layer graphene transistors Transistor sensor Graphene high-frequency transistor Graphene optical sensor Nano-carbon terahertz device Ultra-fast graphene light-emitting device Graphene plasmon Transparent electrode applications Flexible sensor sheet Biosensor Nano-electromechanical systems MEMS sensor Biological interface TMDC semiconductor device Tunnel FET Light-receiving and light-emitting element Thermoelectric
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