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Across the border

The topological nature of a certain type of grain boundary in polycrystalline graphene may be used to tailor the electrical transport properties.

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Figure 1: Topological disorders in graphene.

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Kim, P. Across the border. Nature Mater 9, 792–793 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmat2862

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