Monday, May 4, 2015
Defects in atomically thin semiconductor emit single photons
Researchers create optically active quantum dots in 2-D semiconductor for the first time; may have applications for integrated photonics.
The random raman laser: A new light source for the microcosmos
Researchers demonstrate how a narrow-band strobe light source for speckle-free imaging has the potential to reveal microscopic forms of life.
From brittle to plastic in one breath
Theorists show environments can alter 2-D materials' basic properties.
Many uses in researching quantum dots
Quantum dots can achieve higher levels of energy when light stimulates them.
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