A high-κ solid-gate transistor configured graphene biosensor with fully integrated structure and enhanced sensitivity
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Special Issue – Photochromic Molecules and Materials
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Global Graphene Challenge Competition
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Flexible Electronic Paper in Color
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Advanced Optical Materials Top 5 – October 2016
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