Black phosphorus is a natural layered semiconductor and is a promising candidate for electronic, optical, and optoelectronic applications.
Towards the development of high-speed electronic devices that are usually constrained to conventional semiconductors, researchers led by Michigan
Next-generation flexible electronics require highly stretchable and transparent electrodes. Fatigue, structural damage due to repeated use, is
Molecular hydrogen (H2) is an eco-friendly fuel because only waste water is produced when it is burned in combustion engines or used in
Researchers at the University of Michigan discovered a method for direct conversion, at room temperature, of copper selenide to copper silver
In the natural world, many of the structural materials (wood, shells, bones, etc.) are hybrid materials made up of simple constituents that are
To understand the important interfaces in a solar cell connected to a water-splitting catalyst, researchers from Missouri University of Science
When sunlight is absorbed in a solar cell, negatively charged electrons and positively charged holes are created which in turn drive electrical
Corrosive environments, such as those found inside nuclear power plants and other sites, can cause stainless steel, brass, or other metallic alloys
Electrons have two fundamental properties, charge and spin, generating such phenomena as electricity, magnetism, thermal conductivity, and