One-molecule thick material promises electronics revolution

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Imagine a world where rooms are lit by their walls, clothes are smartphones and windows turn into video screens. That may seem like a bit of science fiction, but not for long. Researchers at MIT are using a two-dimensional version of molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) to build electrical circuits that may soon revolutionize consumer electronics... Continue Reading One-molecule thick material promises electronics revolution

Section: Electronics

Tags: Graphene, MIT, Transistor

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