Great to see HKW@KAUST Prof. Andy Huang in Tokyo! His talk is always inspiring yet alarming. Looking forward to hosting more friends in the coming weeks. 🍺🍶🥃🍸🍷🥂🍻

Our very own Yichen Cai@KAUST talks about her vision of Mimicking of human skin to build wearable sensors in this issue of Nature. 👉🏻nature.com/articles/d4158… KAUST Solar Center KAUST PSE

New paper Nature Nanotechnology. Another fantastic collaboration with Troy Olsson, Eric Stach, 2DCC-MIP and Vincent Tung. We report some of the highest performing BEOL compatible FE-FETs using 2D MoS2 channels and AlScN ferroelectric. Penn Engineering Penn Electrical and Systems Engineering Penn nature.com/articles/s4156…

Finally see everyone in person. My first time to meet Yimo after collaborating for 4 years lol 😂

Our views on step-edge directed epitaxy of 2D TMDs in Matter_CP Steve Cranford. Thanks to Lance Li (HKU), Yu Han (AMPM_KAUST ), and Kevin Wu for contributing to this work. 👉Pieces of 2D materials: The next step to crystallize the polycrystalline... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New content on line from Nature Nanotechnology and 1st article from my group at UTokyo 東京大学 工学部広報室 UTokyo | 東京大学

It is always a pleasure to meet an old friend from KAUST. Until next time Derya Baran

Always a pleasure to have Manish Chhowalla Lab addressed a talk at UTokyo. Beautifully chemistry at the vdW interfaces leads to profound impact on transport properties. Looking forward to reading these discoveries soon!

AEFM Tokyo, 2024 is only 5 days away. Looking forward to hosting the speakers and the exciting discussion of advanced epitaxy for 2D semiconductors. freestandingmembranes.com

Heated discussions with editors from Nature and ACS at AEFM 2024, TOKYO !!

It’s great to catch up with Prof. Ali Javey UC Berkeley at UTokyo. Looking forward to exploring our new collaborations. Go Bears! 🐻

Congratulations to Prof. Yang Yang on becoming the new Chair of the UCLA MSE Department! Your leadership and dedication are truly inspiring. Looking forward to the great things ahead! #UCLA #Leadership #MSE --- mse.ucla.edu

A statement from Japanese researchers….. it is time to change the stagnant funding system. Japan can be a science heavyweight once more — if it rethinks funding nature.com/articles/d4158…

Congratulations to Jie Shen | 申杰 Yichen Cai@KAUST and Areej for their work out in Science Magazine ! A privilege to be part of this interdisciplinary collaboration with Yu Han, Lance & Ingo that showcases how defect engineering can provide revealing insights into water/ion filtration!