Electronically Tunable Transparent Conductive Thin Films for Scalable Integration of 2D Materials with Passive 2D–3D Interfaces (Adv. Funct. Mater. 21/2022)

Abstract

Passive 2D–3D Interfaces In article number 2111343, Alex Henning, Ian D. Sharp, and co-workers develop a novel transparent and conductive support structure for the scalable integration and direct growth of 2D materials. The structure comprises a nanocrystalline carbon layer coated with nanometer-thin alumina and provides an electronically passive 2D–3D interface, which enables facile interfacial charge transport and significantly enhances the photoluminescence of monolayer MoS2.