Mar 24, 2020
Researchers from Penn State University working in conjunction with Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, have developed an atomically thin metal material that will open the door to a wide range of new applications, which include quantum phenomena, biomolecular sensing, catalysis, and nonlinear optics. Natalie Briggs, a...
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