The formation of well-controlled interfaces between materials of different structure and
bonding is a key requirement when developing new devices and functionalities. Of particular
importance are epitaxial or low defect density interfaces between two-dimensional materials
and three-dimensional semiconductors or metals, where an interfacial structure influences
electrical conductivity in field effect and optoelectronic devices, charge transfer for
spintronics and catalysis, and proximity-induced superconductivity. Epitaxy and hence well …

The formation of well-controlled interfaces between materials of different structure and
bonding is a key requirement when developing new devices and functionalities. Of particular
importance are epitaxial or low defect density interfaces between two-dimensional materials
and three-dimensional semiconductors or metals, where an interfacial structure influences
electrical conductivity in field effect and optoelectronic devices, charge transfer for
spintronics and catalysis, and proximity-induced superconductivity. Epitaxy and hence well …