This represents a tremendous breakthrough for next-generation electronics and optoelectronics devices -- enabling the use of large-scale and low-cost manufacturing processes.
"By taking advantage of larger-sized graphene films, hybrid heterostructures can be used to fabricate various electronics and optoelectronics devices such as flexible and wearable LED displays for commercial use," said Yi.
This is an animation of the micro-rod growth process.
(Photo Credit: Seoul National University)
This is a rendering of the micro-rod growth process.
(Photo Credit: Seoul National University)
Source: American Institute of Physics