Chengye Dong

Assistant Research Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Dr. Chengye Dong is an Assistant Research Professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. His research interests encompass the areas of layered materials, including phenomena related to skyrmions, charge-state lifetimes in WSe 2 , and the development of advanced electrochemical sensors. Dr. Dong's recent publications highlight his focus on nanofabrication techniques and the structural engineering of two-dimensional materials.

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Nicolás Morales-Durán

Flatiron Institute

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University of Helsinki

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Experimental signature of layer skyrmions and implications for band topology in twisted WSe2 bilayers

Robust supermoiré pattern in large-angle single-twist bilayers

Layer-Dependent Charge-State Lifetime of Single Se Vacancies in WSe2

Scanning tunneling microscopy of ultrathin indium intercalated between graphene and SiC using confinement heteroepitaxy

Electrochemical sensor based on Cu2-xS/graphene heterostructures for sub-picomolar dopamine detection

Comparison of physical and chemical vapor deposition for magnesium intercalation underneath epitaxial graphene

Atomic structures and interfacial engineering of ultrathin indium intercalated between graphene and a SiC substrate

Structural evolution and thermal runaway of refractory W and Mo nanotips in the vacuum under high electric field from PIC-ED-MD simulations

Simulation-guided nanofabrication of high-quality practical tungsten probes

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Nicolás Morales-Durán

Andreas Kyritsakis

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