<ul><li>A team of researchers led by Professor Yong-Young Noh and Dr. Youjin Reo from POSTECH has developed a groundbreaking technology using thermal evaporation to create powerful semiconductor layers.</li><li>They focused on tin-based perovskite material for high-performance p-type transistors and used lead chloride to improve the quality of thin films.</li><li>The newly developed p-type transistors showed impressive performance, with high speed and low power consumption, comparable to commercial n-type semiconductors.</li><li>This innovation allows for more stable devices, large-area circuits, and can lead to ultra-thin, flexible screens for smartphones and TVs at low processing temperatures.</li></ul>

Scientists develop advanced perovskite semiconductors for faster, flexible electronics

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