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A ferromagnetic (FM) phase of MnSb2Te4 has been demonstrated via magnetic force microscopy magnetic domain imaging. This phase is found to be sensitive to disorders and can be stabilized via controlling disorders.
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Wafer-scale substitutional p-type doping of WSe2 films with vanadium atoms at FEOL and BEOL compatible temperatures which is the first report has ever been demonstrated in the community.
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Extrinsic 2D semiconductors will be a backbone of the next generation logic devices where controlled introduction of impurity atoms into a host lattice will be a major driving force towards industrialization.
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We demonstrated the relevance of using a recently developed ReaxFF parameter sets for graphene properties as well as determined the the binding energy for flat and bent graphene with hydrogen and copper atoms. Moreover, the draping angle at copper step edges obtained from our atomistic simulations was shown to be comparable to the experimentally measured draping angle, validating the ReaxFF results.
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Demonstration of SA to find the ground states of an Ising spin glass system. We use 2D material-based computing primitives to implement SA in an area- and energy efficient manner. Further, we use in-memory computing to increase the efficiency of this implementation.
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What Has Been Achieved: Epitaxial WS2 monolayers on 2” diameter sapphire that exhibit a unidirectional alignment of domains resulting in coalesced films that are largely free of inversion domain boundaries.
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We have developed the first “roadmap” to synthesizing 2D materials beyond graphene for the scientific and industrial communities.
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The Roadmap provides a path forward for addressing the many intricacies for creating electronic-grade 2D materials for next generation technologies.
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Provided the foundation for interdisciplinary interactions.
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We have demonstrated scalable crystal growth of PtSe2 on atomically smooth Al2O3 with molecular beam epitaxy
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We demonstrate large-area, environmentally stable, single-crystal 2D gallium, indium and tin that are stabilized at the interface of epitaxial graphene and silicon carbide. The 2D metals are covalently
bonded to SiC below but present a non-bonded interface to the graphene overlayer; that is, they are ‘half van der Waals’ metals with strong internal gradients in bonding character.
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We have demonstrated that a ferromagnetic (FM) phase in Mn(Bi,Sb)2Te4 can be stabilized through controlling defects.
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