A novel alternative to current computers is to utilize the wave quantum number of the electrons by which the information encoding is possible without physically moving the carriers. This study shows that manipulation of the wave quantum number is possible by controlling the stacking configuration and the orientation of different two-dimensional materials.
Friday, May 22, 2020
Oriented hexagonal boron nitride foster new type of information carrier
A novel alternative to current computers is to utilize the wave quantum number of the electrons by which the information encoding is possible without physically moving the carriers. This study shows that manipulation of the wave quantum number is possible by controlling the stacking configuration and the orientation of different two-dimensional materials.
Making 2D topological polymers a reality.
3D-printing functional bone tissues with nanoengineered bioink
A novel printable bioink could be used to create anatomical-scale functional tissues.
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