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2d materials News & Articles

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Droplets of different sizes forming in a narrow space.
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Printed Electrodes and Sensors Possible With Graphene Ink

Salad dressing—yes, salad dressing—provided the “Eureka!” moment

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A golden square package holds a small processor. Sitting on top is a metal square with MIT etched into it.
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Atomically Thin Materials Significantly Shrink Qubits

MIT researchers use 2D materials for capacitors in quantum circuits in an effort to scale processors

3 min read
An illustration of the transistor showing graphene (black hexagons) and molybdenum disulfide (blue and yellow layered structure) among other components
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Atoms-Thick Transistors Get Faster Using Less Power

Research on 2D transistors for future electronics is forging ahead with different material favorites

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An atom-thin layer of hexagonal boron nitride sandwiched between gold electrodes acts as a swtich to route 5G and possibly higher frequencies.
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Atom-Thin Switches Could Route 5G and 6G Radio Signals

Texas engineers devise a non-volatile memristor-like switch from 2D hexagonal boron nitride

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