Research on 2D Semiconductors

Our Approaches

Two-dimensional transition-metal dichalcogenide (TMDC) materials offer a new way to access the semiconductor devices such field-effect transistors, diodes, and sensors easily in the university laboratory level. From the mechanically-exfoliated flakes to the CVD-grown monolayer film, final semiconductor devices can be manufactured using the photo- or e-beam lithography techniques which are routinely processes in the lab. New idea is under test for the next-generation information processing hardware elements with low-power and fast operation transistor/memory devices. 

For the students, the experience obtained from this research topic will be applicable to the semiconductor industry in terms of the fabrication techniques and the semiconductor device physics.