Researchers develop approach to fabricate high-performance transistors based on 2D semiconductors
Morphology and electrical characteristics of MoS2 transistors with Pt/h-BN gate stack. (a) SEM image of a transistor with Pt/h-BN/MoS2 structure, ...
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Researchers develop new class of quantum-critical metal that could advance electronic devices
Fermi surfaces (dashed curves) and difference in band-summed Berry curvature distribution ΔΩ(𝐤) between the 𝑃𝑆 phase and the 𝑃𝐿 Phase ...
Researchers develop rapid test to detect dopamine
Description of the plasmonic biosensor platform. (A) Schematic of the integrated plasmonic biosensor platform. The upper inset shows the specificity ...
Researchers develop light-charged supercapacitor for self-powered devices
A photo-chargeable supercapacitor showed a 3,000% increase in capacitance under light compared to darkness. A novel shrinking behavior was discovered ...
Researcher helps develop new technique to explore ocean microbes
A new compound, called cabrillostatin, was discovered using SMIRC in a protected marine reserve in Cabrillo National Monument. Credit: SMU ...
Bioengineers develop roadmap for protein assembly from nature-derived nanobubbles
The tiny air bubbles that some photosynthetic microorganisms use as flotation devices could be turned into powerful biomedical applications. Rice ...
Scientists develop new structure to control vibrations of machines and instruments
Nonlinear static and dynamic response of a metastructure with near-zero stiffness characteristics for vibration control: an experimental validation. Credit: Scientific ...
Researchers develop ultra-high-efficiency perovskite LEDs by strengthening the lattice
Schematic of the process for fabricating thin films of perovskite nanocrystals with conjugated molecular multipods and the mechanism of network ...
Scientists develop new chemical tool for infection research
Novel trifunctional sphingomyelins (TFSMs) can be used to visualize chlamydial inclusions in infected human cells and allow the detection of ...
Engineers develop all-in-one solution to capture and destroy ‘forever chemicals’
Pictured: Pani Rostami, a chemical engineering student researcher at UBC. Credit: UBC Applied Science/Paul Joseph Chemical engineers at the University ...
