MIT researchers have demonstrated in their recent study a new type of two-dimensional materials with interesting quantum properties that could lead to the development of next generation nanoscale electronics.
Columbia Engineering and the Georgia Institute of Technology researchers have developed an optically transparent, light-weight, flexible electric generator made of an atomically thin material, molybdenum disulfide (MoS2). In a paper published in the Nature journal, the researchers reported the observation of piezotronic and piezoelectric effects in the two-dimensional (2D) MoS2 material.
UPM estimates that its deliveries will decrease more than anticipated in the coming few months. The company will be prepared for changing market situation with flexible operations and capacity management in different pro...
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