Abstract
In this talk, I will discuss our recent progress in controllable synthesis of tellurene for electronics and sensor applications. The solution-synthesized tellurene crystals exhibit process-tunable thickness from a monolayer to tens of nanometers, lateral sizes ~ 100 mm, and can be transferred to designer substrates. I will further discuss our findings in 2-D tellurene’s material properties, as well as our efforts in the prototypical device explorations with the acquired fundamental understandings of tellurene’s properties. Our results show that the air-stable tellurene, as an emerging 2-D material, exhibits a plethora of intriguing physical properties appealing for applications in electronics, optoelectronics, energy, sensors, and quantum devices.
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