Researchers have successfully developed an ultra-thin, high-performance photosensor based on eco-friendly quantum dots. They have successfully implemented a wearable pulse sensor that works stably on the skin.

The advance opens a path to next-generation devices with unique optical and electronic properties.

Researchers developed a stabilization technology that simultaneously increases efficiency and stability by applying MXene to quantum dot photovoltaic cells - The introduction of MXene is expected to improve the performance of various electronic devices.

Researchers developed an ultra-small nano vacuum tube transistor that stably operates in atmospheric pressure without being affected by extreme environments.

Researchers develop a crystalline porous metal-organic framework that precisely mimics origami folding patterns, introducing stimuli-responsive materials that reversibly change shape at molecular dimensions.