Inorganic semiconductor materials are crucial for modern technologies, but their brittleness
and limited processability hinder the development of flexible, wearable, and miniaturized …

Lots of research on thermoelectric materials (TEs) has focused on improving their
thermoelectric (TE) properties to achieve efficient energy conversion. However, the …

Indium selenide (InSe) crystals are reported to show exceptional plasticity, a new property to
two-dimensional van der Waals (2D vdW) semiconductors. However, the correlation …

Thermoelectric technology offers a green-viable and carbon-neutral solution for energy
problems by directly converting waste heat to electricity. For years, Bi2Te3-based …

Mechanical deformability becomes a new facet of van der Waals (vdW) semiconductors,
which opens up a new avenue to develop flexible and wearable electronics. The screening …

Contrary to typical inorganic semiconductors and functional materials with brittleness, InSe
van der Waals crystals show remarkable room-temperature plasticity. Uncovering the …

The rapid growth of wearable electronics, health monitoring, and the Internet of Things has
created a tremendous demand for flexible semiconductors and gadgets. Thermoelectric (TE) …

The covalent triazine framework (CTF-0) is believed to possess the potential to serve as a
photocatalyst for overall water splitting, but its large bandgap constrains the solar-to …

Main-group chalcogenides with layered crystal structures and high in-plane anisotropy are
attracting increasing interest for a range of practical applications. The III-VI semiconductor …

abstract Over the last few years, great advances have been achieved in exploration of high-
mobility twodimensional (2D) semiconductors such as metal chalcogenide InSe and noble …