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NRL Researchers Demystify the Nature of Metal-contacts to 2D Materials

via University of California Santa Barbara Electrical and Computer Engineering

July 21, 2014

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In a recent study, ECE researchers from the Nanoelectronics Research Lab (NRL), investigated the nature of the physical contacts between 2D TMD semiconductors and a number of metals using a novel ab-initio technique specifically designed for such 2D layered materials.

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