2D Materials-Based Devices and Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Two-dimensional (2D) materials have attracted tremendous research interest due to their unique optical, electronic, thermal, and mechanical properties. Two-dimensional materials comprise a large family with a very broad range of properties that can be easily altered by various physical, chemical, and heterostructuring strategies, which opens unprecedented opportunities for various kinds of novel device applications such as in field-effect transistors, memory, sensors, ultrasensitive photodetectors, logic electronic/optoelectronics devices, spintronic devices, and so on, which are difficult to construct using conventional bulk materials. Intensive research into 2D materials is expected to lead to the discovery of more functional, economical, and sustainable novel materials and devices with enhanced properties that will significantly benefit industries and society at large.

This Special Issue aims to present original, state-of-the-art articles on physics, devices, mechanisms, fabrication technologies, and applications involving 2D materials, including theoretical, numerical, and experimental studies. We welcome both original research and review articles.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and properties of 2D materials.
• Device physics and integration of 2D materials.
• Light–matter interactions involving 2D materials.
• Spectroscopy and imaging involving 2D materials.
• Energy storage applications using 2D materials.
• Wearable devices containing 2D materials.
• Biochemical sensors containing 2D materials.
• Bound states in the continuum in nanostructures containing 2D materials.
• Quantum technology involving 2D materials.
• Machine learning methods involving 2D materials.

Dr. Mingyuan Chen
Dr. Feng Wu
Dr. Qijun Zong
Dr. Jialiang Shen
Dr. Nurul Azam
Guest Editors

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• two-dimensional materials
• nanotechnology
• devices
• energy storage
• light-matter interactions
• spectroscopy and imaging
• bound states in the continuum
• quantum technology
• machine learning