Metallic nanowire networks (MNNs) are promising emerging transparent electrodes (TEs) in
multiple application fields. In the last few years, they have been widely reported in the …

The development of electrochromic systems, known for the modulation of their optical
properties under an applied voltage, depends on the replacement of the state-of-the-art ITO …

Transparent conducting electrodes (TCEs) serve as essential components in various
devices, including smart windows, thin film heaters, and sensors. Historically, indium tin …

Transparent electrodes based on emerging nanomaterials like silver nanowire (AgNW)
networks have been extensively investigated in the past few years. Thanks to their superior …

The thermal instability of silver nanowires (AgNWs) leads to a significant increase of the
electrical resistance of AgNW networks. A better understanding of the relationship between …

Despite excellent optical and electrical properties, the brittleness of indium tin oxide (ITO),
used as a transparent electrode, prevents the realization of stable flexible devices. If silver …

Hypothesis Metallic nanowires, particularly polyol-grown silver nanowires, exhibit a
morphological instability at temperatures significantly lower than their bulk melting point …

This article describes an approach to making highly stable copper nanowire networks on
any type of substrates. These nanostructured materials are highly sought after for, among …

A customized atmospheric‐pressure spatial atomic layer deposition (AP‐SALD) system is
designed and implemented, which enables mechatronic control of key process parameters …

The short lifetime of silver nanowire (AgNW) transparent film heaters (TFHs) hinders their
application in the security industry. Currently, no commercial product satisfies the outdoor …