One-dimensional semiconductor nanostructures grown on two-dimensional nanomaterials for flexible device applications

This Perspective presents a review of current research activities on one-dimensional (1D) semiconductor nanostructures grown two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials for flexible electronic and optoelectronic device applications. For hybrid-dimensional nanostructures, 1D exhibit excellent material characteristics, including high carrier mobility radiative recombination rate as well long-term stability, while 2D layers show good optical transparency, mechanical flexibility, electrical characteristics. Accordingly, the versatile fascinating properties enable fabrication high-performance devices even in transferable, flexible, or stretchable forms. We initially present variety 1D/2D hybrid their preparation methods, followed by discussion techniques fabricating aligned nanostructure arrays heterostructures. Furthermore, we discuss wide range based nanostructures. These include light-emitting devices, photodetectors, transistors, pressure sensors. Several important issues, junction processes applications, are also addressed. conclude with personal remarks issues perspectives more sophisticated