High-Speed Electronics

Furkan Turker, graduate student in the Department of Materials Sciences, works on a silicon carbide chip in the laboratory.

Oxide Materials Enable Faster, Thinner Electronic Devices, Graphene Sandwich Technique Penn State Study Finds

Medicine & Technology Feb 16, 2023

Discover how scientists are using the graphene sandwich technique to create ultrathin 2D oxide materials for high-speed electronics. Click to read more.

High-Speed Electronics

Oxide Materials Enable Faster, Thinner Electronic Devices, Graphene Sandwich Technique Penn State Study Finds

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