China 2D Chip Breakthrough: 1,000x Growth Speed | AcademicJobs
Discover how Southeast University and Nanjing University researchers achieved wafer-scale MoS2 growth 1,000 times faster using oxy-MOCVD, unlocking advanced 2D chips.
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Taotao Li is an Associate Professor at Southeast University. He is affiliated with the School of Physics and leads research efforts in 2D materials and related device technologies. His work includes contributions to experimental setups for advanced materials growth and characterization, as seen in collaborative projects on crystalline materials for electronics applications.
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Discover how Southeast University and Nanjing University researchers achieved wafer-scale MoS2 growth 1,000 times faster using oxy-MOCVD, unlocking advanced 2D chips.
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