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Researchers 'stretch' the ability of 2D materials to change technology

Penn engineers design nanostructured diamond metalens for compact quantum technologies

2D crystals conforming to 3D curves create strain for engineering quantum devices

Plumbene, graphene's latest cousin, realized on the 'nano water cube'

Strain enables new applications of 2D materials

From 2D to 1D: Atomically quasi '1D' wires using a carbon nanotube template

'Deep learning' casts wide net for novel 2D materials

Measurement of semiconductor material quality is now 100,000 times more sensitive

Squeezed nanocrystals: A new model predicts their shape when blanketed under graphene

Spontaneous spin polarization demonstrated in a two-dimensional material

A new way to watch atoms move in a single atomic sheet

The moiré patterns of three layers change the electronic properties of graphene

When semiconductors stick together, materials go quantum

Right electrolyte doubles novel two-dimensional material's ability to store energy

Phase transition dynamics in two-dimensional materials

Penn engineers develop room temperature, two-dimensional platform for quantum technology

Penn engineer's 'metallic wood' has the strength of titanium and the density of water