Thru-Hole Epitaxy: A Highway for Controllable and Transferable Epitaxial Growth

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Controllable growth and facile transferability of a crystalline film with desired characteristics, acquired by tuning composition and crystallographic orientation, become highly demanded for advanced flexible devices. Here the desired crystallographic orientations and facile transferability of a crystalline film can be achieved by “thru-hole epitaxy” in a straightforward and undemanding manner with no limitation on the layer number and polarity of a 2D space layer and the surface characteristics. The crystallographic alignment can be established by the connectedness of the grown material to the substrate through a small net cross-sectional area of thru-holes, which also allows the straightforward detachment of the grown material. Thru-hole epitaxy can be adopted for the realization of advanced flexible devices on large scale with desired crystallographic orientation and facile transferability.

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Jang, D., Ahn, C., Lee, Y., Lee, S., Lee, H., Kim, D., … Kim, C. (2023). Thru-Hole Epitaxy: A Highway for Controllable and Transferable Epitaxial Growth. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 10(4). https://doi.org/10.1002/admi.202201406

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