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Infrared optoelectronics in twisted black phosphorus
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Discover how twisted van der Waals layered black phosphorus heterostructures can revolutionize electron-hole pair dynamics. This groundbreaking research from Shouheng Chen, Zihan Liang, Jinshui Miao, and others reveals how these structures enable infrared light emission and efficient electron-hole separation, paving the way for advanced optoelectronic devices.
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