Optoelectronic Properties of Pulsed Laser Deposited "3D"-MoS2 Films The pulsed laser deposition technique is used by My Ali El Khakani and co-workers to grow MoS2 films with a particular microstructure where their constituting layers are vertically aligned. These relatively-thick ("3D") MoS2 films were found to behave as direct-bandgap "2D-MoS2" with exceptional optoelectronic properties. The optoelectronic properties of the films are shown to be linearly correlated to the degree of vertical alignment of MoS2 layers. This paves the way for the integration of "3D"-MoS2 films into highly photosensitive devices, compatible with VLSI-technologies.
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