Read article: Record-high thermal conductivity anisotropy comes with a twist
Record-high thermal conductivity anisotropy comes with a twist
Random stacking of 2D nanosheets could help cool nanoelectronic devices
Read article: Record-high thermal conductivity anisotropy comes with a twist
Read article: How fast does sound travel through 2D materials? It depends on how their layers stack
How fast does sound travel through 2D materials? It depends on how their layers stack
New technique uses ultrasound to measure the strength of atomic bonds and forces in different phases of indium selenide
Read article: Kagome geometry produces magnetism in a 2D organic material
Kagome geometry produces magnetism in a 2D organic material
Local magnetic moments have been spotted emerging from electron–electron interactions in an organic system for the first time
Read article: Stacking order in a 2D magnet produces Dirac magnons
Stacking order in a 2D magnet produces Dirac magnons
Topological feature could prove useful for dissipationless spintronics
Read article: Squashed carbon nanotubes make smooth nanoribbons
Squashed carbon nanotubes make smooth nanoribbons
New technology produces high-quality nanostructures for use in advanced electronic and optoelectronic applications
Read article: Monolayer strain sensor sets new record
Monolayer strain sensor sets new record
Prototype device is 100 times more sensitive than commercial versions and 10 times more sensitive than graphene-based alternatives
Read article: ‘Most perfect graphene ever’ grows fold-free on metal foil
‘Most perfect graphene ever’ grows fold-free on metal foil
Ultra-pure sample of single-crystal carbon monolayer measures 4 × 7 cm
Read article: Moiré superlattice makes magic-angle laser
Moiré superlattice makes magic-angle laser
Researchers create a completely new laser design based on a graphene-like structure
Read article: Double-layered borophene is created at long last
Double-layered borophene is created at long last
Terraces on metal substrate stabilize growth of 2D material
Read article: Scientists watch 2D material defects evolve in real time
Scientists watch 2D material defects evolve in real time
Observations show that sheets of silicene naturally transform into single-domain structures when extra silicon atoms are added
