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February 04, 2016

Nanosheet growth technique could revolutionize nanomaterial production
Madison WI (SPX) Feb 02, 2016
After six years of painstaking effort, a group of University of Wisconsin-Madison materials scientists believe the tiny sheets of the semiconductor zinc oxide they're growing could have huge implications for the future of a host of electronic and biomedical devices. The group - led by Xudong Wang, a UW-Madison professor of materials science and engineering, and postdoctoral researcher Fei Wang - has developed a technique for creating nearly two-dimensional sheets of compounds that do not naturally ... read more

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