Tunable band gap in few-layer graphene by surface adsorption | Scientific Reports
Electronic structure tuning and band gap opening of nitrogen and boron doped holey graphene flake: The role of single/dual doping - ScienceDirect
Graphene Makes Transistors Tunable - IEEE Spectrum
Band gap opening in graphene: a short theoretical study | SpringerLink
Band-gap opening in top gated bilayer graphene. (A) Illustration of the... | Download Scientific Diagram
Berkeley Lab News Center Press Release: Surprising Graphene
Selective band gap manipulation of graphene oxide by its reduction with mild reagents - ScienceDirect
Figure 1 from Large band gap opening between graphene Dirac cones induced by Na adsorption onto an Ir superlattice. | Semantic Scholar
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Bilayer Graphene Gets a Bandgap - Berkeley Lab – News Center
Tuning the Band Gap Energy of Reduced Graphene Oxide Using Biopolymer Chitosan for High Power and Frequency Device Applications | Joseph | American Journal of Polymer Science & Engineering
Band structure of graphene, massless Dirac fermions as low-energy quasiparticles, Berry phase, and all that - phys824
Band Gap Opening of Graphene by Forming Heterojunctions with the 2D Carbonitrides Nitrogenated Holey Graphene, g-C3N4, and g-CN: Electric Field Effect | The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Physics - Graphene Gets a Good Gap
Delicately opening a band gap in graphene enables high-performance transistors
How to create a band gap in graphene using lead - Mapping Ignorance
Opening and reversible control of a wide energy gap in uniform monolayer graphene | Scientific Reports
density functional theory - Why is the band gap of graphene "opened" in this VASP calculation? - Matter Modeling Stack Exchange
File:Figure 1a A representation of graphene's band gap before and after doping.png - Wikimedia Commons
Band Gap Opening of Graphene by Forming Heterojunctions with the 2D Carbonitrides Nitrogenated Holey Graphene, g-C3N4, and g-CN: Electric Field Effect | The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Direct observation of a widely tunable bandgap in bilayer graphene | Nature