Graphene is a two-dimensional sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal honeycomb lattice. After the first electronic devices made from single layer graphene were demonstrated in 2004, a tremendous interest has arisen around it. It is driven by the unique properties of graphene: it has a linear band structure so that the charge carriers behave like massless relativistic particles and very few materials can rival its mechanical, electronic, and optical properties, and most remarkably they all exist in a single substance. Consequently, graphene has been envisioned to either replace many currently used materials, or to enable conceptually new applications. Various aspects of graphene physics and devices has been studied in this Thesis....
This thesis deals with proof of concept experiments made at cryogenic temperatures on carbon nanotub...
This thesis examines the electrical and mechanical properties of graphene sheets. We perform low tem...
In the first part of this dissertation, We study the effects of electron-phonon coupling on the elec...
Graphene is a two-dimensional sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal honeycomb lattice. After...
In this thesis, sophisticated conductance and noise measurements were employed for studying electron...
Graphene, a hexagonal grid of carbon atoms arranged into an atomically thin 2D-lattice, is one of th...
Graphene, a one atom thick layer of carbon atoms, has in the last four years become one of the most ...
Graphene has generated enormous interest after its discovery in 2004, both in the scientific communi...
Graphene is an exciting new atomically-thin two dimensional system with ap-plications ranging from n...
Graphene is an exciting new atomically-thin two dimensional system with applications ranging from ne...
After its experimental discovery in 2004, graphene has been the topic of intense research. Its extra...
After its experimental discovery in 2004, graphene has been the topic of intense research. Its extra...
This thesis describes studies of a two-dimensional (2D), hexagonal arrangement of carbon atoms, grap...
After the experimental discovery of graphene -a single atomic layer of graphite- a scientific rush s...
This thesis deals with proof of concept experiments made at cryogenic temperatures on carbon nanotub...
This thesis deals with proof of concept experiments made at cryogenic temperatures on carbon nanotub...
This thesis examines the electrical and mechanical properties of graphene sheets. We perform low tem...
In the first part of this dissertation, We study the effects of electron-phonon coupling on the elec...
Graphene is a two-dimensional sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal honeycomb lattice. After...
In this thesis, sophisticated conductance and noise measurements were employed for studying electron...
Graphene, a hexagonal grid of carbon atoms arranged into an atomically thin 2D-lattice, is one of th...
Graphene, a one atom thick layer of carbon atoms, has in the last four years become one of the most ...
Graphene has generated enormous interest after its discovery in 2004, both in the scientific communi...
Graphene is an exciting new atomically-thin two dimensional system with ap-plications ranging from n...
Graphene is an exciting new atomically-thin two dimensional system with applications ranging from ne...
After its experimental discovery in 2004, graphene has been the topic of intense research. Its extra...
After its experimental discovery in 2004, graphene has been the topic of intense research. Its extra...
This thesis describes studies of a two-dimensional (2D), hexagonal arrangement of carbon atoms, grap...
After the experimental discovery of graphene -a single atomic layer of graphite- a scientific rush s...
This thesis deals with proof of concept experiments made at cryogenic temperatures on carbon nanotub...
This thesis deals with proof of concept experiments made at cryogenic temperatures on carbon nanotub...
This thesis examines the electrical and mechanical properties of graphene sheets. We perform low tem...
In the first part of this dissertation, We study the effects of electron-phonon coupling on the elec...