Two-dimensional gallium nitride realized via graphene encapsulation
Zakaria Y. Al Balushi(Pennsylvania State University), Joshua A. Robinson(Pennsylvania State University), S. Subramanian(Pennsylvania State University), Yu‐Chuan Lin(Pennsylvania State University), Suman Datta(Georgia Institute of Technology), Rafael A. Vilá(Stanford University), Sarah M. Eichfeld(Pennsylvania State University), Greg Stone(Pennsylvania State University), Xiaoye Qin(The University of Texas at Dallas), R. Ghosh(University of Notre Dame), Joshua D. Caldwell(Vanderbilt University), Robert M. Wallace(The University of Texas at Dallas), Ke Wang(Nanchang University), Paul A. DeSario(United States Naval Research Laboratory), Dennis F. Paul(Applied Physical Electronics (United States)), Joan M. Redwing(Pennsylvania State University)
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