Publications by authors named "Yosi Stein"
Bundling of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) significantly undermines their superior thermal and electrical properties. Realizing stable, homogeneous, and surfactant-free dispersion of SWCNTs in solvents and composites has long been regarded as a key challenge. Here, we report amine-containing aromatic and cyclohexane molecules, which are common chain extenders (CEs) for epoxy curing in industry, can be used to effectively disperse CNTs.
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- Electronics is experiencing a shift as traditional silicon transistors are no longer efficiently scaling down, leading to research in alternative nanotechnologies.
- The study presents a 16-bit microprocessor made entirely from carbon nanotube field-effect transistors (CNFETs) that runs on a RISC-V instruction set and includes over 14,000 CNFETs.
- A new manufacturing methodology aims to address nanoscale defects and improve the reliability of carbon nanotubes, paving the way for viable electronic systems beyond silicon.