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Unusually High and Anisotropic Thermal Conductivity in Amorphous Silicon Nanostructures by Kwon, Soonshin, Zheng, Jianlin, Wingert, Matthew C, Cui, Shuang, Chen, Renkun

“…Amorphous Si (a-Si) nanostructures are ubiquitous in numerous electronic and optoelectronic devices. Amorphous materials are considered to possess the lower…”
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Sub-amorphous Thermal Conductivity in Ultrathin Crystalline Silicon Nanotubes by Wingert, Matthew C, Kwon, Soonshin, Hu, Ming, Poulikakos, Dimos, Xiang, Jie, Chen, Renkun

“…Thermal transport behavior in nanostructures has become increasingly important for understanding and designing next generation electronic and energy devices…”
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High-Performance Screen-Printed Thermoelectric Films on Fabrics by Shin, Sunmi, Kumar, Rajan, Roh, Jong Wook, Ko, Dong-Su, Kim, Hyun-Sik, Kim, Sang Il, Yin, Lu, Schlossberg, Sarah M., Cui, Shuang, You, Jung-Min, Kwon, Soonshin, Zheng, Jianlin, Wang, Joseph, Chen, Renkun

“…Printing techniques could offer a scalable approach to fabricate thermoelectric (TE) devices on flexible substrates for power generation used in wearable…”
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Three-Terminal Nanoelectromechanical Field Effect Transistor with Abrupt Subthreshold Slope by Kim, Ji-Hun, Chen, Zack C.Y, Kwon, Soonshin, Xiang, Jie

“…We report the first experimental demonstration of a three-terminal nanoelectromechanical field effect transistor (NEMFET) with measurable subthreshold slope as…”
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Steep subthreshold slope nanoelectromechanical field-effect transistors with nanowire channel and back gate geometry by Ji-Hun Kim, Chen, Zack C. Y., Soonshin Kwon, Jie Xiang

“…Significant physical challenges remain for CMOS technology to increase I on and decrease I off as transistor dimension and power supply voltages continue…”
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Fluid-like Surface Layer and Its Flow Characteristics in Glassy Nanotubes by Wingert, Matthew C, Kwon, Soonshin, Cai, Shengqiang, Chen, Renkun

“…We show that amorphous silica and Si nanotubes can flow at room temperature under Giga-Pascal order stress when going to the nanometer scale. This creep…”
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Misfit-guided self-organization of anti-correlated Ge quantum dot arrays on Si nanowires by Kwon, Soonshin, Chen, Zack C.Y., Kim, Ji-Hun, Xiang, Jie

“…Misfit-strain guided growth of periodic quantum dot (QD) arrays in planar thin film epitaxy has been a popular nanostructure fabrication method. Engineering…”
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Steep subthreshold slope nanowire nanoelectromechanical field-effect transistors (NW-NEMFETs) by Ji-Hun Kim, Chen, Zack C. Y., Soonshin Kwon, Jie Xiang

“…Significant physical challenges remain for CMOS technology to decrease I off as transistor dimension and power supply voltages continue downscaling. However, a…”
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Ge and Si based nanowires/nanotubes synthesis and their applications in wearable device, biochemical sensor, and thermoelectronics by Kwon, Soonshin

“…Si and Ge nanowires and their heterostructure have been received widespread attention in various research fields because of the inherent advantages and the…”
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Misfit-Guided Self-Organization of Anticorrelated Ge Quantum Dot Arrays on Si Nanowires by Kwon, Soonshin, Chen, Zack C. Y, Kim, Ji-Hun, Xiang, Jie

“…Misfit-strain guided growth of periodic quantum dot (QD) arrays in planar thin film epitaxy has been a popular nanostructure fabrication method. Engineering…”
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Selective functionalization and loading of biomolecules in crystalline silicon nanotube field-effect-transistors by Kwon, Soonshin, Chen, Zack C Y, Noh, Hyunwoo, Lee, Ju Hun, Liu, Hang, Cha, Jennifer N, Xiang, Jie

“…Crystalline silicon nanotubes (Si NTs) provide distinctive advantages as electrical and biochemical analysis scaffolds through their unique morphology and…”
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Fluid-like Surface Layer and Its Flow Characteristics in Glassy Nanotubes by Wingert, Matthew C, Kwon, Soonshin, Cai, Shengqiang, Chen, Renkun

“…We observed strongly size-dependent viscoelasticity in amorphous SiO2 and Si nanotubes with shell thickness down to ~8 nm. A core-shell model shows that a ~1…”
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Unusually High and Anisotropic Thermal Conductivity in Amorphous Silicon Nanostructures by Kwon, Soonshin, Zheng, Jianlin, Wingert, Matthew C, Cui, Shuang, Chen, Renkun

“…Amorphous Si (a-Si) nanostructures are ubiquitous in numerous electronic and optoelectronic devices. Amorphous materials are considered to possess the lower…”
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