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Controlling interlayer magnetic coupling in the two-dimensional magnet Fe3GeTe2 File

Park, In Kee , Gong, Cheng , Kim, Kyoo , Lee, Geunsik

Article Issue Date2022-01 View35
Electronic transport across metal-graphene edge contact File

Gong, Cheng , Zhang, Chenxi , Oh, Young Jun , Wang, Weichao , Lee, Geunsik , Shan, Bin , Wallace, Robert M. , Cho, Kyeongjae

Article Issue Date2017-06 View15
First-principles study of metal-graphene interfaces File

Gong, Cheng , Lee, Geunsik , Shan, Bin , Vogel, Eric M. , Wallace, Robert M. , Cho, Kyeongjae

Article Issue Date2010-12 View36
Materials Science of Graphene for Novel Device Applications File

Lee, Geunsik , Gong, Cheng , Pirkle, Adam , Venugopal, Archana , Lee, Bongki , Park, SeongYong , Goux, Laurence , Acik, M. , Guzman, R. , Chabal, Yves , et al

Conference Paper Issue Date2009-05-25 View21
Metal Contacts on Physical Vapor Deposited Monolayer MoS File

Gong, Cheng , Huang, Chunming , Miller, Justin , Cheng, Lanxia , Hao, Yufeng , Cobden, David , Kim, Jiyoung , Ruoff, Rodney S. , Wallace, Robert M. , Cho, Kyeongjae , et al

Article Issue Date2013-12 View34
Rapid Selective Etching of PMMA Residues from Transferred Graphene by Carbon Dioxide File

Gong, Cheng , Floresca, Herman Carlo , Hinojos, David , McDonnell, Stephen , Qin, Xiaoye , Hao, Yufeng , Jandhyala, Srikar , Mordi, Greg , Kim, Jiyoung , Colombo, Luigi , et al

Article Issue Date2013-11 View18
The Role of Intercalated Water in Multilayered Graphene Oxide File

Acik, Muge , Mattevi, Cecilia , Gong, Cheng , Lee, Geunsik , Cho, Kyeongjae , Chhowalla, Manish , Chabal, Yves J.

Article Issue Date2010-10 View45
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