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Atomically thin transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) have intriguing nanoscale properties like high charge mobility, photosensitivity, layer‐thickness‐dependent bandgap, and mechanical flexibility, which are all appealing for the development of next generation optoelectronic, catalytic, and sensory devices. Their atomically thin thickness, however, renders TMDCs poor absorptivity. Here, bilayer...
Combining bilayer MoS2 with different types of quantum dots yields hybrids that exhibit increased light harvesting, interfacial charge transfer and nonradiative energy transfer. Scanning photocurrent microscopy, applied by Chang‐Yong Nam, Mircea Cotlet and co‐workers in article number 1707558, reveals fast response in CdSe‐MoS2 hybrids, ideal for photodetector applications. While CdSe‐ZnS‐MoS2 hybrids...
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