[Research Highlights Vol.34] Atomically Thin Perovskites Boost for Future Electronics

2022/12/19 by International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics (WPI-MANA)
#Colloidal suspensions #Dielectric nanofilms #Energy conversion &amp #Exfoliation #Layer-by-layer assembly #Multilayer films #Nanosheets #Oxide nanosheets #Seed layer for heteroepitaxy #Solution process #Zeolite nanosheets #storage

paper · doi:10.48505/nims.3774

Abstract

WPI-MANA has developed the world's highest performance dielectric nanofilms using atomically thin perovskites. This technology may revolutionize the next-generation of electronics.

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