Nature Electronics

Two-dimensional materials offer a range of electronic properties and could be used to create scaled transistors and advanced integrated circuits. In this Focus issue we explore the potential role of 2D materials in the future of electronic circuits go.nature.com/3FO04eq

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Our latest issue is now out, featuring a new quantum standard of resistance, three-dimensional transistors with two-dimensional semiconductors, and highlights from IEDM 2024 nature.com/natelectron/vo…

Our new issue is now out, featuring free-standing printed electronics, hardware accelerators based on nanotube transistors, and a discussion of critical challenges in 2D semiconductors nature.com/natelectron/vo…

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