Consept of Development of Laser Plasma Technologies for 2D Nanosystems Preparation

The transformation of digital information devices from large installations to portable systems has been enabled by advanced processing technologies that allow ultrahigh integration of devices with atomic-scale dimensions. Most of the research has primarily focused on twodimensional 2D planar nanostructures where the film thickness is significantly smaller than the planar dimensions. However, with advances in nanofabrication techniques and the increasing demand in the field, it is possible to exploit the effect of film thickness on many applications such as medical, photovoltaic cells improvement, spin, and quantum electronics. For obtaining of 2D and even 3D materials (semimetals, semiconductors) for novel spintronic and spinquant devices including high efficient solar cells on the basis of our previous investigations we developed and use the Laser-Plasma method which enables preparation of nanostructured layers with perfect structures and high purity.

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Works of Georgian Technical University
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2025-03-25
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https://doi.org/10.36073/1512-0996-2025-1-334-346
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Laser-Ablation Synthesis of Nanoparticles
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Consept of Development of Laser Plasma Technologies for 2D Nanosystems Preparation

Paata J. Kervalishvili, Tamar Berberashvili, Afshin Bakhtiari
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Consept of Development of Laser Plasma Technologies for 2D Nanosystems Preparation

Paata J. Kervalishvili, Tamar Berberashvili, Afshin Bakhtiari
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The transformation of digital information devices from large installations to portable systems has been enabled by advanced processing technologies that allow ultrahigh integration of devices with atomic-scale dimensions. Most of the research has primarily focused on twodimensional 2D planar nanostructures where the film thickness is significantly smaller than the planar dimensions. However, with advances in nanofabrication techniques and the increasing demand in the field, it is possible to exploit the effect of film thickness on many applications such as medical, photovoltaic cells improvement, spin, and quantum electronics. For obtaining of 2D and even 3D materials (semimetals, semiconductors) for novel spintronic and spinquant devices including high efficient solar cells on the basis of our previous investigations we developed and use the Laser-Plasma method which enables preparation of nanostructured layers with perfect structures and high purity.

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