First Si-DRIVE paper published
Latest Si-DRIVE paper out in NanoLetters shows high performance a-Si on CuSi nanowire hosts! You can access it here: Copper Silicide Nanowires as Hosts for Amorphous
November 6, 2019
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Latest Si-DRIVE paper out in NanoLetters shows high performance a-Si on CuSi nanowire hosts! You can access it here: Copper Silicide Nanowires as Hosts for Amorphous
On September 26/27, the Si-DRIVE consortium meet for the second time since the initiation of the project on January 1. Partners travelled from all over
This public deliverable describes the project’s website and how it was put together. You can access it here: Si-DRIVE website deliverable report
On March 21/22, the Si-DRIVE consortium meet for the first time since the initiation of the project on January 1. Partners travelled from all over
