3D Mapping of the Structural Transitions in Wrinkled 2D Membranes: Implications for Reconfigurable Electronics, Memristors, and Bioelectronic Interfaces

Keyphrases

• Structural Phase Transition 100%
• Snapping 100%
• Electronic Interface 100%
• 3D Mapping 100%
• Reconfigurable Devices 100%
• Bioelectronic Interfaces 100%
• 2D Membranes 100%
• Electronic Memristor 100%
• Theoretical Modeling 50%
• SiO2 Substrate 50%
• Rational Design 50%
• Atomic Force Microscope 50%
• Graphene 50%
• Force Spectroscopy 50%
• Mechanical Response 50%
• Mechanical Characterization 50%
• Atomic Force Microscope Tips 50%
• Statistical Analysis 50%
• Bilayer Graphene 50%
• Restoring Force 50%
• Optical Coatings 50%
• Mechanical Reconfiguration 50%
• Wrinkling 50%
• Biomembranes 50%
• Modeling Analysis 50%
• Thin Membrane 50%
• Model Membranes 50%
• Effective Stiffness 50%
• Material Interfaces 50%
• Atomically Thin 50%
• Macroscopic Level 50%
• Flat Sheet Membrane 50%
• Deformable Structure 50%
• Two Dimensional Materials 50%
• Microscopic Structure 50%
• Membrane Materials 50%
• Nanomechanical Responses 50%
• Nanonewton 50%
• Rational Materials Design 50%
• Nanowrinkles 50%
• Reconfigurable Materials 50%
• Structure-mechanics Relationship 50%
• Nanoscale Curvature 50%

Engineering

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• Original Shape 50%
• Thin Membrane 50%
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• 2D Material 50%
• Monolayers 50%
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Material Science

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