2023
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-023-36891-5
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Abstract: Science progress relies heavily on reproducibility and intersubjectivity. In science, intersubjectivity is when knowledge is communicated clearly between individuals and independently verified. It is the shared agreement and understanding of methods, results, and interpretations of scientific research that enables knowledge to be reviewed, revised, and established. Here, I focus on the reproducibility issues pertaining to the relatively young area of large-scale graphene synthesis and applications, proposing p… Show more

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“…Although the CVD synthesis of graphene on metal substrates was first reported in 2009, , and it is widely used today for synthesizing graphene, h-BN, and other 2D films, the processes generally suffer from repeatability and reproducibility issues , with the reactor itself remaining something akin to a black box . For example, repeatability issues, such as an optimized growth condition changing over time in the same reactor, or reproducibility issues, such as the failure to reproduce the growth process in a different reactor (even in the same research laboratory), are well known for the CVD synthesis of graphene, h-BN, and other thin films.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the CVD synthesis of graphene on metal substrates was first reported in 2009, , and it is widely used today for synthesizing graphene, h-BN, and other 2D films, the processes generally suffer from repeatability and reproducibility issues , with the reactor itself remaining something akin to a black box . For example, repeatability issues, such as an optimized growth condition changing over time in the same reactor, or reproducibility issues, such as the failure to reproduce the growth process in a different reactor (even in the same research laboratory), are well known for the CVD synthesis of graphene, h-BN, and other thin films.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tuning this “native” stress (σ 0 ) postfabrication by applying an electrostatic force via a dc gate-voltage ( V dc ) (gate-tuning) offers ultrawide tunability in f 0 , ,,,, nonlinearity, quality-factor , (Q-factor), etc . Unfortunately, integrating atomically thin materials in nanoresonator devices require a complex and specialized fabrication process, which combined with a lack of wafer-scale single-crystal quality base materials restricts the ubiquitous application of tunable nanoresonators . Achieving comparable electrostatic tunability in conventional monolithically microfabricated resonator devices, especially from Si, which offers a wafer-scale, inexpensive, single-crystal quality material and a scalable monolithic fabrication process, is desired but considered challenging. , Moreover, microfabricated tunable nanoresonators can allow easier integration of additional device components for new functionality while offering highly efficient on-chip detection techniques. , …”
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confidence: 99%