Low-dimensional materials allow the exploitation of quantum confinement effects in material systems for a range of applications. Low-dimensional materials encompass two-dimensional nanosheets, quantum dots and nanowires. Specifically, this thematic issue will focus on low-dimensional materials and systems aspects related to:
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