Highly confined plasmon modes in nanostructured graphene can be used to detect tiny
quantities of biological and gas molecules. In biosensing, a specific biomarker can be …

Graphene is a promising candidate for optical and electronic applications due to its
outstanding electronic, optical and thermal properties. The combination of graphene with …

Modulation of the electrical properties of graphene is of significant importance in advancing
graphene electronics: it can be achieved by a Fermi level shift induced by electron …

Simultaneous optimization of detectivity and dark current is successfully achieved by
modulating the Schottky barrier height of a graphene/p‐type silicon photodetector from 0.42 …

Two-dimensional (2D) materials are considered attractive semiconducting layers for
emerging field-effect transistors owing to their unique electronic and optoelectronic …

Ternary logic circuit has been studied for several decades because it can provide simpler
circuits and subsequently lower power consumption via succinct interconnects. We …

Semiconductors have long been perceived as a prerequisite for solid-state transistors.
Although switching principles for nanometer-scale devices have emerged based on the …

The performance of a thermoelectric device fabricated with centimeter-scale monolayer
graphene (active size,∼ 7× 1 cm 2) was investigated in this study. The carrier type and …

The thermoelectric characteristics of interstitial nitrogen (N)-doped graphene have been
studied using the first principles calculations combined with the semi-classical Boltzmann …

Abstract Monolayer-thick two-dimensional (2D) tin monoxide (SnO) was synthesized by
facile liquid-to-solid exfoliation. The SnO monolayer nanosheet displayed a 2D multidomain …