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The lab-to-fab journey of 2D materials

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An EU-funded open call aims at building a consortium to bridge basic and applied research on graphene and related atomically thin crystals for the development of integrated circuit technologies.

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Fig. 1: A fully functional microprocessor based on an atomically thin material.

Thomas Mueller, Vienna University of Technology

Fig. 2: IC architecture.

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