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Defect Sizing, Separation and Substrate Effects in Ion-Irradiated Monolayer 2D Materials
Pierce Maguire, Daniel S. Fox, Yangbo Zhou +8
Precise and scalable defect engineering of 2D nanomaterials is acutely sought-after in contemporary materials science. Here we present defect engineering in monolayer graphene and…
Oxide-mediated self-limiting recovery of field effect mobility in plasma-treated MoS
Jakub Jadwiszczak, Colin O'Callaghan, Yangbo Zhou +14
Precise tunability of electronic properties of 2D nanomaterials is a key goal of current research in this field of materials science. Chemical modification of layered transition me…
Exchange coupling of a perpendicular ferromagnet to a half-metallic compensated ferrimagnet via a thin hafnium interlayer
Kiril Borisov, Gwenaël Atcheson, Gavin D'Arcy +3
A thin Hafnium film is shown to act both as an effective diffusion barrier for manganese at a thickness of 0.7 nm, and as an effective exchange coupling layer in a sandwich structu…
Structure, site-specific magnetism and magneto-transport properties of epitaxial D0 MnFeGa thin films
Davide Betto, Yong-Chang Lau, Kiril Borisov +5
Ferrimagnetic MnFeGa thin films have been characterised by X-ray diffraction, SQUID magnetometry, X-ray absorption spectroscopy, X-ray magnetic ci…
Probing the local nature of excitons and plasmons in few-layer MoS2
Hannah Catherine Nerl, Kirsten Trøstrup Winther, Fredrik Sydow Hage +6
Excitons and plasmons are the two most fundamental types of collective electronic excitations occurring in solids. Traditionally, they have been studied separately using bulk techn…