This review highlights breakthroughs in 2D materials for light detection and emission, suggesting significant potential for future optoelectronic devices.
Key Points
Recent advancements in 2D materials enable ultrafast photodetectors that enhance light detection capabilities and versatility.
2D materials contribute to the development of flexible and efficient photovoltaic devices for renewable energy applications.
Emerging applications in biomedical imaging leverage the biocompatibility of 2D materials for non-invasive diagnostic tools.
Despite promising developments, challenges like high contact resistance and environmental instability hinder the practical use of 2D materials.