2D Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 023001 - 023001
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Abstract
The
Graphene
Flagship
aimed
at
demonstrating
the
viability
and
performance
of
graphene
in
e-textile
applications
where
mechanical
properties
such
as
flexibility
stretchability
well
sustainability
have
a
crucial
role.
In
this
perspective
we
will
discuss
work
on
GRM-containing
conductive
textile
fibres,
yarns,
fabrics
for
e-textiles
GRM-based
functionalities
applications.
Particular
focus
is
put
fabrication
textiles
through
two
different
methods,
namely
printing
direct
incorporation
GRM
into
fibres
characterization
corresponding
materials
building
blocks.
related
market
study
it
was
concluded
that
most
promising
opportunities
would
be
found
heating
sensor
hence
demonstrators
these
were
pursued.
We
investigated
application
based
material
various
functional
concepts
like
heating,
graphene-based
pressure
sensors
respiration
sensors,
dry
electrodes.
Eventually
an
appealing
wearable
T-shirt
demonstrator
with
ECG
monitoring
successfully
realized.
For
future
applications,
development
printed
electronic
components,
transistors
diodes
already
on-going
can
anticipated
to
contribute
next
generation
devices
circuits
other
2D
materials.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(8), P. 3660 - 3666
Published: Feb. 18, 2022
The
synthesis
of
novel
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
displaying
an
unprecedented
composition
and
structure
via
the
exfoliation
layered
systems
provides
access
to
uncharted
properties.
For
application
in
optoelectronics,
a
vast
majority
exfoliated
2D
semiconductors
possess
n-type
or
more
seldom
ambipolar
characteristics.
shortage
p-type
enormously
hinders
extensive
engineering
devices
for
complementary
metal
oxide
(CMOSs)
beyond
CMOS
applications.
However,
despite
recent
progress
development
endowed
with
behaviors
by
direct
p-doping
strategies,
finding
new
structures
is
still
primary
importance.
Here,
we
report
sonication-assisted
liquid-phase
violet
phosphorus
(VP)
crystals
into
few-layer-thick
flakes
first
exploration
their
electrical
optical
Field-effect
transistors
based
on
VP
thin
films
exhibit
transport
feature
Ion/Ioff
ratio
104
hole
mobility
2.25
cm2
V-1
s-1
at
room
temperature.
In
addition,
film-based
photodetectors
display
photoresponsivity
(R)
10
mA
W-1
response
time
down
0.16
s.
Finally,
embedded
inverter
arrays
displays
voltage
gain
∼17.
This
scalable
production
method
high
quality
material
combined
excellent
optoelectronic
performances
make
enticing
versatile
candidate
next-generation
more-than-Moore
(opto)electronics.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(38), P. 17487 - 17495
Published: Sept. 1, 2022
Two-dimensional
(2D)
metal-organic
framework
nanosheets
(MONs)
or
membranes
are
classes
of
periodic,
crystalline
polymeric
materials
that
may
show
unprecedented
physicochemical
properties
due
to
their
modular
structures,
high
surface
areas,
and
aspect
ratios.
Yet
preparing
2D
MONs
from
multiple
components
two
different
types
polymerization
reaction
remains
challenging
less
explored.
Here,
we
report
the
synthesis
MOF
films
via
interfacial
polymerization,
which
involves
three
active
monomers
for
simultaneous
polycondensation
polycoordination
taking
place
in
a
confined
interface.
The
well-defined
lamellar
structure
allowed
feasible
scalable
exfoliation
produce
free-standing
with
ratio
up
2000:1
ultrathin
thickness
(∼1.7
nm).
pore
was
revealed
by
high-resolution
TEM
images
near-atomic
precision.
imide-linkage
provided
superior
thermal
(up
530
°C)
good
chemical
stability
pH
range
3
12.
More
importantly,
exhibited
exceptional
catalytic
activity
reusability
hydroboration
reactions
alkynes,
turnover
frequency
(TOF)
reached
41734
h-1,
is
2-4
orders
magnitude
greater
than
reported
homogeneous
heterogeneous
catalysts.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(35)
Published: April 26, 2022
For
nearly
15
years,
researchers
have
been
using
liquid-phase
exfoliation
(LPE)
to
produce
2D
nanosheets
from
layered
crystals.
This
has
yielded
multiple
materials
in
a
solution-processable
form
whose
utility
demonstrated
applications.
It
was
believed
that
the
of
such
is
enabled
by
very
large
bonding
anisotropy
where
strength
intralayer
chemical
bonds
much
larger
than
interlayer
van
der
Waals
bonds.
However,
over
last
five
number
papers
raised
questions
about
our
understanding
describing
LPE
nonlayered
materials.
These
results
are
extremely
surprising
because,
as
no
gap
present
provide
an
easily
cleaved
direction,
compounds
requires
breaking
only
Here
progress
this
unexpected
new
research
area
examined.
The
structure
and
properties
nanoplatelets
produced
reviewed.
A
unexplained
trends
found,
not
least
preponderance
isotropic
exfoliated
give
high-aspect-ratio
nanoplatelets.
Finally,
applications
potential
class
considered.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(9), P. 5795 - 5845
Published: April 19, 2024
Two-dimensional
(2D)
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
with
layered
crystal
structures
have
been
attracting
enormous
research
interest
for
their
atomic
thickness,
mechanical
flexibility,
and
excellent
electronic/optoelectronic
properties
applications
in
diverse
technological
areas.
Solution-processable
2D
TMD
inks
are
promising
large-scale
production
of
functional
thin
films
at
an
affordable
cost,
using
high-throughput
solution-based
processing
techniques
such
as
printing
roll-to-roll
fabrications.
This
paper
provides
a
comprehensive
review
the
chemical
synthesis
solution-processable
printable
ink
materials
subsequent
assembly
into
applications.
We
start
principles
protocols
various
methods
nanosheet
crystals
solution
phase.
The
depositing
solid-state
discussed.
Then,
we
these
areas
including
electronics,
optoelectronics,
others.
To
conclude,
summary
key
scientific/technical
challenges
future
opportunities
is
provided.
Nano Futures,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(3), P. 032001 - 032001
Published: March 22, 2024
Abstract
The
dissemination
of
sensors
is
key
to
realizing
a
sustainable,
‘intelligent’
world,
where
everyday
objects
and
environments
are
equipped
with
sensing
capabilities
advance
the
sustainability
quality
our
lives—e.g.
via
smart
homes,
cities,
healthcare,
logistics,
Industry
4.0,
precision
agriculture.
realization
full
potential
these
applications
critically
depends
on
availability
easy-to-make,
low-cost
sensor
technologies.
Sensors
based
printable
electronic
materials
offer
ideal
platform:
they
can
be
fabricated
through
simple
methods
(e.g.
printing
coating)
compatible
high-throughput
roll-to-roll
processing.
Moreover,
often
allow
fabrication
flexible/stretchable/biodegradable
substrates,
thereby
enabling
deployment
in
unconventional
settings.
Fulfilling
promise
for
will
require
device
innovations
enhance
their
ability
transduce
external
stimuli—light,
ionizing
radiation,
pressure,
strain,
force,
temperature,
gas,
vapours,
humidity,
other
chemical
biological
analytes.
This
Roadmap
brings
together
viewpoints
experts
various
materials—and
devices
thereof—to
provide
insights
into
status
outlook
field.
Alongside
recent
innovations,
roadmap
discusses
outstanding
challenges
pertaining
each
technology.
Finally,
points
promising
directions
overcome
thus
enable
ubiquitous
world.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(34)
Published: July 5, 2022
Printed
2D
materials,
derived
from
solution-processed
inks,
offer
scalable
and
cost-effective
routes
to
mechanically
flexible
optoelectronics.
With
micrometer-scale
control
broad
processing
latitude,
aerosol-jet
printing
(AJP)
is
of
particular
interest
for
all-printed
circuits
systems.
Here,
AJP
utilized
achieve
ultrahigh-responsivity
photodetectors
consisting
well-aligned,
percolating
networks
semiconducting
MoS2
nanosheets
graphene
electrodes
on
polyimide
substrates.
Ultrathin
(≈1.2
nm
thick)
high-aspect-ratio
(≈1
μm
lateral
size)
are
obtained
by
electrochemical
intercalation
followed
megasonic
atomization
during
AJP,
which
not
only
aerosolizes
the
inks
but
also
further
exfoliates
nanosheets.
The
incorporation
high-boiling-point
solvent
terpineol
into
ink
critical
achieving
a
highly
aligned
flat
thin-film
morphology
following
as
confirmed
grazing-incidence
wide-angle
X-ray
scattering
atomic
force
microscopy.
Following
curing
achieved
with
photonic
annealing,
yields
quasi-ohmic
contacts
photoactive
channels
responsivities
exceeding
103
A
W-1
that
outperform
previously
reported
visible-light
over
three
orders
magnitude.
Megasonic
exfoliation
coupled
properly
designed
formulations
enables
superlative
optoelectronic
properties
ultrathin
be
preserved
exploited
additive
manufacturing
npj 2D Materials and Applications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Sept. 9, 2022
Abstract
Inkjet
printing
is
a
cost-effective
and
scalable
way
to
assemble
colloidal
materials
into
desired
patterns
in
vacuum-
lithography-free
manner.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
nanosheets
are
promising
material
category
for
printed
electronics
because
of
their
compatibility
with
solution
processing
stable
ink
formulations
as
well
wide
range
electronic
types
from
metal,
semiconductor
insulator.
Furthermore,
dangling
bond-free
surface
enables
atomically
thin,
electronically-active
thin
films
van
der
Waals
contacts
which
significantly
reduce
the
junction
resistance.
Here,
we
demonstrate
all
inkjet-printed
thin-film
transistors
consisting
electrochemically
exfoliated
graphene,
MoS
2
,
HfO
metallic
electrodes,
semiconducting
channel,
high-
k
dielectric
layer,
respectively.
In
particular,
layer
prepared
via
two-step;
electrochemical
exfoliation
HfS
followed
by
thermal
oxidation
process
overcome
incompatibility
insulating
crystals.
Consequently,
2D
various
enable
high-performance,
field-effect
mobilities
current
on/off
ratios
~10
cm
V
−1
s
>10
5
respectively,
at
low
operating
voltage.