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AMO GmbH – Partner of Innovators 2D‑Materials • Photonics • Neuromorphic Computing • Innovation made in Aachen. https://www.amo.de/de/

Exchange and collaboration are key to scientific progress! A big thank you to Prof. Hiroki Ago for initiating this visit. More info: www.graphene.ac/index.php/20...

Max Lemme@maxlemme.bsky.social · 2w ago

🇯🇵🤝🇩🇪 Japan meets Aachen! Great to welcome researchers from Kyushu, Kyoto, Tokyo, #JAIST & #NIMS to #RWTH and our Aachen Graphene & 2D Materials Center. 🔬 From 2D growth to moiré physics, quantum optics & devices—and lots of discussion and ideas for future collaborations! 🚀 ...and Mangas!

🚀 How can Europe turn more scientific breakthroughs into successful technologies and products? A new Policy Forum article published in Science explores how Europe can better support researchers in translating scientific discoveries into societal and economic impact. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Enhancing Europe’s competitiveness by empowering researchers as innovators

Overlooked opportunities can help turn academic research into socioeconomic impact across Europe

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A new field-emission #SEM now being installed in our cleanroom, strengthening our capabilities for the characterization and analysis. The acquisition is supported by the State of North Rhine-Westphalia through the project #IPIQ, funded under the EFRE/JTF-Programm NRW 2021–2027.

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Perovskites offer exciting opportunities for optoelectronic and photonic devices, but their low thermal conductivity remains a major challenge. In this paper, we show that adding an ultrathin hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) capping layer can make a remarkable difference. pubs.rsc.org/ma/article/d...

Schematic illustrating how a thin hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) layer suppresses laser-induced heating in a perovskite. Left: perovskite without hBN, showing a large yellow-red high-temperature region beneath the laser-irradiated surface. Right: perovskite capped with a thin hBN layer, shown as a hexagonal lattice of spheres, with substantially lower temperatures throughout the perovskite. The perovskite is depicted as a parallelepiped, with an incoming arrow representing laser irradiation; temperature is indicated by a black-to-yellow color scale, from low to high.

Congratulations to Ragini Gupta and Sebastian Lukas, who share first authorship on our latest paper in Advanced Electronic Materials! The team shows how an on-chip Wheatstone bridge can reduce drift in PtSe₂-based pressure sensors, improving reliability under changing environmental conditions.

Snapshot of the first page of the paper, showing the title "Drift Reduction in 2D- PtSe2 Piezoresistive Pressure Sensors Through an On-Chip Wheatstone  Bridge", the journal logo (Advanced Electronic Materials) and the list of authors.