MIT engineers develop technique for ultra-thin semiconducting films not made from silicon
Technique will provide a cost-effective method to fabricate flexible, wearable electronics
Engineers from MIT have developed a technique to fabricate ultra-thin semiconducting films made from a host of exotic materials other than silicon. The new technique, researchers say, will provide a...
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