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Volume 26 - December 2020

New Frontiers in Electron Microscopy of Two-dimensional Materials

Electron Microscopy Characterization of Graphene/TiO2 Nanocomposite for Application in Photocatalysis

Atomic-Resolution Imaging and Spectroscopy of Functionalized MXene Nanosheets

In Situ Transformation of Two Dimensional MoS2 from Amorphous Precursor

Characterization of Graphene Directly Grown at Ni/SiO2 Interface Using Inductively Coupled Chemical Vapor Deposition (ICP-CVD) at a Low Temperature

Morphology Controlled Low-dimensional Single-crystalline SnSe2-graphene Hybrid for near IR Photodetection

Structural, Chemical, and Local Properties of Layered Metal Chalcophosphate Systems

Electron Microscopy of Perokskite Phase Distribution on Light Emitting Edges

TEM Imaging of Edges and Point Defects in Monolayer Phosphorene

Low Temperature Interfacial Graphene Growth Using Thin Metal Catalyst and Solid Carbon Films

Structures of Layered Materials After Reaction with Li/Na

Atomic-Resolution Imaging of Graphene Using an Ultrahigh-vacuum Microscope with a High-brightness Electron Gun

Super-Graphene: The Role of Temperature on Radiation Resistance

Investigation of Structural Phases in Mo1-xWxTe2 in STEM

Observation of Atomic Ordering in a Monolayer Semiconductor Alloy

Strain Patterning via Spontaneous Centroidal Voronoi Tessellation in Few-Layer MoS2

Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy (STEM) Study on Novel Two-dimensional Materials

Electron Microscopy to Probe Flat Band Topological Systems of 2D and Pseudo 2D Quantum Materials

Energy and Soft Materials and the Development of Cryogenic Techniques for Studying Them

Morphological Characterization of Polymer Blends: Impact of Side Chain Modification

Microstructural and Mechanical Profile of Carbon Fiber Epoxy Matrix Composites Containing Nanodiamonds

Fullerene Carbon Soot Characterization for Application as a New Solar Energy Absorption Material

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Volume 26 - December 2020

New Frontiers in Electron Microscopy of Two-dimensional Materials

Energy and Soft Materials and the Development of Cryogenic Techniques for Studying Them