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Nanoscale manipulation of materials' physicochemical properties offers distinguished possibility to the development of novel electronic devices with ultrasmall dimension, fast operation speed, and low energy consumption characteristics. This is especially important as the present semiconductor manufacturing technique is approaching the end of miniaturization campaign in the near future. Here, a superior...
Nanoscale manipulation of materials' properties offers the clear possibility of developing novel electronic devices. In article number 1702162, Gang Liu, Xiao‐Hong Xu, Run‐Wei Li, and co‐workers present the construction of 1D VO2 nanochannels via electric‐field‐induced ion transport, showing a superior metal–insulator transition with fast speed, low power, and excellent reproducibility. The VO2 nanostructure...
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