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To review emerging strategies for transforming flat two-dimensional nanomaterials into three-dimensional architectures and complex out-of-plane surface topographies.

February 28, 2017Advanced Materials

From Flatland to Spaceland: Higher Dimensional Patterning with Two‐Dimensional Materials

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PCPo‐Yen ChenChina Medical University MLMuchun LiuUnited States Department of Agriculture ZWZhongying WangSouthern University of Science and Technology

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Review demonstrates higher-dimensional patterning strategies across two-dimensional nanomaterials, highlighting pathways toward advanced stretchable electronics and energy devices.

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To review emerging strategies for transforming flat two-dimensional nanomaterials into three-dimensional architectures and complex out-of-plane surface topographies.
Evaluated four primary texturing techniques: sheet wrinkling and crumpling, encapsulation within crumpled nanosheet shells, programmed origami folding and kirigami cutting, and 3D printing of material suspensions.
Analyzed established methods using graphene and graphene oxide as building blocks while assessing extension to other 2D materials and heterostructures.
Out-of-plane deformation generates unique mechanical, chemical, and physical functionalities that are absent in conventional planar thin films or bulk materials.
Programmed folding and controlled wrinkling establish reliable routes for producing periodic textures, tailored strain landscapes, and tunable curvatures.
Synthesized patterning techniques offer high-performance processing alternatives for stretchable electronics, energy storage devices, composite materials, chemical barriers, and biomaterials.

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Chen et al. (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7cf6cb46e525e01ea566ba https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.201605096

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Review demonstrates higher-dimensional patterning strategies across two-dimensional nanomaterials, highlighting pathways toward advanced stretchable electronics and energy devices.

From Flatland to Spaceland: Higher Dimensional Patterning with Two‐Dimensional Materials

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From Flatland to Spaceland: Higher Dimensional Patterning with Two‐Dimensional Materials

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