TY - BOOK ID - 146123601 TI - Superconducting and Graphene-based Devices PY - 2022 PB - Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute DB - UniCat KW - Technology: general issues KW - GFET KW - RF KW - access region KW - superconducting devices KW - photodetectors KW - nanostructured materials KW - nanostructured and microstructured superconductors KW - high temperature superconductors KW - bolometers KW - quantum electronics KW - noise spectroscopy KW - granular aluminum oxide KW - superconducting nanowires KW - current-resistance effects KW - iron-based superconductors KW - nanowires KW - single-photon detectors KW - superconductivity KW - transport properties KW - energy gap KW - superconducting order parameter KW - proximity effect KW - nano-junction KW - Andreev reflection KW - chemical KW - vapor deposition KW - graphene oxide KW - transition-metal dichalcogenides KW - WS2 KW - perfect graphene (p-Gr) KW - defective graphene (d-Gr) KW - Gr/Si slab KW - diffusion barrier KW - CI-NEB calculation KW - GFET KW - RF KW - access region KW - superconducting devices KW - photodetectors KW - nanostructured materials KW - nanostructured and microstructured superconductors KW - high temperature superconductors KW - bolometers KW - quantum electronics KW - noise spectroscopy KW - granular aluminum oxide KW - superconducting nanowires KW - current-resistance effects KW - iron-based superconductors KW - nanowires KW - single-photon detectors KW - superconductivity KW - transport properties KW - energy gap KW - superconducting order parameter KW - proximity effect KW - nano-junction KW - Andreev reflection KW - chemical KW - vapor deposition KW - graphene oxide KW - transition-metal dichalcogenides KW - WS2 KW - perfect graphene (p-Gr) KW - defective graphene (d-Gr) KW - Gr/Si slab KW - diffusion barrier KW - CI-NEB calculation UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:146123601 AB - This Special Issue reprint aims to collect new or improved ideas to exploit superconducting materials, as well as graphene, towards achieving innovative devices, either at a small scale, as well as at a large scale. Several potential applications of graphene are enhanced by the possibility to modify its surface to introduce a non-zero bandgap, to tune adhesion and/or hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity, etc. These surface properties are crucial to the realization of graphene-based devices. Papers demonstrating graphene and/or superconducting devices, device processing, characterization, and applications, are particularly welcomed. Topics in this Special Issue include, but are not limited to: Graphene devices Graphene based heterostructures Superconducting interfaces Superconducting devices Electronic, optical, photonic and magnetic properties Surface and interfacial characterization techniques Device integration and fabrication ER -