Photo-physics and electronic structure of lateral graphene/MoS2 and\n metal/MoS2 junctions
S. Subramanian(Pennsylvania State University), Joshua A. Robinson(Pennsylvania State University), Quinn Campbell(Pennsylvania State University), Jonas Kiemle(Schott (Germany)), Eli Rotenberg(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), R. M. Feenstra(Carnegie Mellon University), Hala Al-Sadeg(Pennsylvania State University), Alexander W. Holleitner(Schott (Germany)), Chris Jozwiak(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Michael Labella(Pennsylvania State University), Dacen Waters(University of Denver), Aaron Bostwick(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Simon Moser(University of Würzburg), Florian Sigger(Schott (Germany)), Ismaïla Dabo(Pennsylvania State University), Ursula Wurstbauer(University of Münster), Thomas E. Beechem(Sandia National Laboratories), Deeksha Sharma(Pennsylvania State University), Roland J. Koch(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Philipp Zimmermann(Schott (Germany)), P. Seifert(Schott (Germany))
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