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Low-Dimensional Materials and Engineered Surfaces for Electronic, Photonic, and Biomedical Applications

2026-02-14

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Low-dimensional materials and engineered surface architectures have emerged as transformative platforms for next-generation electronic, photonic, and biomedical systems. Reduced dimensionality ranging from two-dimensional atomic layers to one-dimensional nanowires and zero-dimensional quantum dots enables exceptional control over charge transport, light–matter interaction, mechanical flexibility, and interfacial p...

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336c2328-6316-58c0-8060-88f502e6d5f8
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10.14293/pr2199.002982.v1
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