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Zigzag Graphene - Boron Nitride Interfaces

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Robert's paper on "Synthesis of Extended Atomically
Perfect Zigzag Graphene - Boron Nitride Interfaces" out in Scientific Reports
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The integration of graphene (G) with hexagonal boron nitride (BN) has been suggested as a way to engineer the graphene band structure and implement spin- and valleytronics in 2D materials. We report on a new method for producing atomically well-defined, zigzag oriented G-BN interfaces.

The paper is out in Scientific Reports

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