Physicists engineer ferroelectricity into well-known family of semiconductors

Physicists engineer ferroelectricity into well-known family of semiconductors mitmrl NatureNano

themselves could have interesting applications in computing and more. In addition, the overall approach is generic and can be applied to other pre-existing materials, expanding their potential applications as well.

TMDs are already well-known for their interesting electrical and optical properties. The researchers believe that the interplay between those properties and the newly imparted ferroelectricity could lead to a variety of interesting applications. ," says Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, the Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics and leader of the work, which was reported in. Jarillo-Herrero is also affiliated with MIT's Materials Research Laboratory.

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