Our research team has made new progress in the field of two-dimensional semiconductors

As the performance of silicon-based chips approaches physical limits, scientists around the world are searching for alternatives, with two-dimensional semiconductors represented by molybdenum disulfide being one of them. On the 30th, the international top academic journal "Science" published online a collaborative paper by the team of Wang Xinran and Li Taotao from Nanjing University and the team of Wang Jinlan from Southeast University, in which they innovatively developed "oxygen-assisted metal-organic chemical vapor deposition technology," breaking through the technical challenges that restrict the large-scale preparation of large-sized molybdenum disulfide films. (Xinhua News Agency)