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This article details research into engineering heterostructures using two-dimensional quantum materials to create advanced electronic devices with superior performance. The work highlights the critical role of specialized nanofabrication infrastructure and interdisciplinary collaboration between physics, chemistry, and engineering in advancing quantum material applications.
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Quantum leaps in Canadian facilities enable nanoscale device building

Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read

Adam Wei Tsen’s research as new Endowed Chair in Nanotechnology focuses on engineering heterostructures from two-dimensional quantum materials to create advanced electronic devices.

Adam Wei Tsen has been appointed an Endowed Chair in Nanotechnology at Waterloo, a position he will hold for five years with potential for renewal, recognizing his research bridging materials science and device engineering. Tsen’s team engineers…

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