Rapid progress in the synthesis and fundamental understanding of 1D and 2D materials
have solicited the incorporation of these nanomaterials into sensor architectures, especially …

As quantum technologies develop, a specific class of electrically conducting materials is
rapidly gaining interest because they not only form the core quantum‐enabled elements in …

Proximity-induced spin–orbit coupling in graphene has led to the observation of intriguing
phenomena like time-reversal invariant Z 2 topological phase and spin-orbital filtering …

Molecular adsorption-induced do** and scattering play a central role in the detection
mechanism of graphene gas sensors. However, while the do** contributions in electric …

The weak interlayer coupling in van der Waals solids allows isolation of individual atomic or
molecular layers with remarkable electrical, optical, and structural properties. The …

The low-frequency noise is of special interest for carbon nanotubes devices, which are
building blocks for a variety of sensors, including radio frequency and terahertz detectors …

Low-frequency noise properties of single CuO nanowire devices were investigated under
gas sensor operation conditions in dry and humid synthetic air at 350 C. A 1/f noise …

The development of highly sensitive biosensors has been significantly advanced by
graphene nanostructures, particularly nanogrids, due to their remarkable surface area-to …

We present a high-resolution digital correlation spectrum analyzer for the measurement of
low frequency resistance fluctuations in graphene samples. The system exploits the cross …

In this study, we discuss the mechanisms behind changes in the conductivity, low-frequency
noise, and surface morphology of biosensor chips based on graphene films on SiC …