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Osaka Researchers Create Flexible Films for Advanced Electronics

2/21/2025

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Researchers at Osaka University have made a groundbreaking leap by creating ultrathin vanadium dioxide films on flexible hexagonal boron nitride substrates. This innovation not only maintains electrical properties but also improves control over phase transitions, paving the way for advanced adaptive electronics. Published in *Applied Physics Express*, these findings promise a future filled with high-performance, adaptable microdevices.

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Researchers at Osaka University have made a groundbreaking leap by creating ultrathin vanadium dioxide films on flexible hexagonal boron nitride substrates. This innovation not only maintains electrical properties but also improves control over phase transitions, paving the way for advanced adaptive electronics. Published in *Applied Physics Express*, these findings promise a future filled with high-performance, adaptable microdevices.