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Semiconductor technology Amanth Dodabalapur materials are gradually
becoming a mainstay of semiconductor technology, and are already used, for
example, in flexible displays. However, a few hurdles remain before a
breakthrough in ...
Semiconductor technology Amanth Dodabalapur materials are gradually
becoming a mainstay of semiconductor technology, and are already used, for
example, in flexible displays. However, a few hurdles remain before a
breakthrough in ...
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... insulator material. When they use materials that are free of hydroxyl groups,
uninhibited electron transport is indeed observed. By using bisbenzocyclobutene
as the insulator, for example, organic polymer FETs based on materials such as ...
... insulator material. When they use materials that are free of hydroxyl groups,
uninhibited electron transport is indeed observed. By using bisbenzocyclobutene
as the insulator, for example, organic polymer FETs based on materials such as ...
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T H E UNIVERSITY of LIVE RPOOL Department of Chemistry The Liverpool
Materials Chemistry Group has recently been awarded £5.3M Portfolio
Partnership support by the EPSRC for Complex Materials Discovery. This funding
will underpin ...
T H E UNIVERSITY of LIVE RPOOL Department of Chemistry The Liverpool
Materials Chemistry Group has recently been awarded £5.3M Portfolio
Partnership support by the EPSRC for Complex Materials Discovery. This funding
will underpin ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 434 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 2005 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2019 |
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