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Georgia Tech develops soft semiconductors that can detect ultra-low light levels

Three engineering laboratories collaborate to achieve new level of photodetector stretchability.

United statesNortheastern universityKyungjin kimOlivier pierronCanek fuentes hernandezAdolfo ibFelipe andres larrainBernard kippelenSchool of electricalUniversity of connecticut department mechanical engineeringGeorgew woodruff school of mechanical engineeringGeorgia techComputer engineeringInternational initiativesYoungrak parkFull time

Stretchable Semiconductors Detect Ultralow Light | Research & Technology | Dec 2021

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Georgia Tech researchers says they can detect ultra-low light levels

United statesNortheastern universityAdolfo ibFelipe andres larrainBernard kippelenBen wrightKyungjin kimOlivier pierronCanek fuentes hernandezGabriel cahnSamuel grahamR bernard kippelenSchool of electricalUniversity of marylandUniversity of connecticut department mechanical engineeringComputer engineering at northeastern university

Researchers Demonstrate a New Level of Stretchability of Photodetectors

Semiconductors are moving away from rigid substrates, which are cut or formed into thin discs or wafers, to more flexible plastic material and even paper thanks to new material and fabrication discoveries.

United statesNortheastern universityLaura thomsondecAdolfo ibFelipe andres larrainBernard kippelenKyungjin kimOlivier pierronCanek fuentes hernandezGabriel cahnSchool of electricalUniversity of marylandUniversity of connecticut department mechanical engineeringComputer engineering at northeastern universityGeorgew woodruff school of mechanical engineeringWoodruff school of mechanical engineering

Stretchy semiconductor detects very low levels of light

Researchers say their soft, flexible photodetectors could enhance the utility of medical wearable sensors and implantable devices, among other applications.

United statesNortheastern universityKyungjin kimOlivier pierronCanek fuentes hernandezGabriel cahnAdolfo ibFelipe andres larrainBernard kippelenSchool of electricalUniversity of marylandGeorgew woodruff school of mechanical engineeringComputer engineering at northeastern universityUniversity of connecticutWoodruff school of mechanical engineeringGeorgia tech