'Photonic Water' Could Be Boon for Optoelectronic Applications

Dec. 14, 2016

Two-dimensional metal oxide material called titanate nanosheets offers new optoelectronic properties.

A two-dimensional metal oxide material called titanate nanosheets has remained pretty much off the radar of flatland materials expected to transform the worlds of electronics and optoelectronics. Its biggest claim to fame has been that it is pretty effective at cleaning up contaminants. However, ...

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