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Razvan A. Nistor
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 9
Citations - 212
Razvan A. Nistor is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Graphene & Layer (electronics). The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 9 publications receiving 201 citations.
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The role of chemistry in graphene doping for carbon-based electronics.
TL;DR: Using large-scale ab initio simulations, it is shown the graphene surface acts as a catalytic reducing/oxidizing agent, driving the chemical disproportionation of adsorbed dopant layers into charge-transfer complexes which inject majority carriers into the 2D carbon lattice.
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Doping of adsorbed graphene from defects and impurities in SiO 2 substrates
Razvan A. Nistor,Marcelo A. Kuroda,Ahmed A. Maarouf,Ahmed A. Maarouf,Ahmed A. Maarouf,Glenn J. Martyna +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors use first-principles simulations to generate representative classes of experimentally known defect centers in passivated silicon dioxide substrates and study their charge transfer with adsorbed graphene.
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Crown Graphene Nanomeshes: Highly Stable Chelation-Doped Semiconducting Materials
Ahmed A. Maarouf,Ahmed A. Maarouf,Razvan A. Nistor,Ali Afzali-Ardakani,Marcelo A. Kuroda,Dennis M. Newns,Glenn J. Martyna +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a chemically motivated approach to GNM doping based on selective pore-perimeter passivation and subsequent ion chelation is proposed, which leads to stable doping of the passivated GNMs-both n and p-doping are achieved within a rigid-band picture.
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Crown Graphene Nanomeshes: Highly Stable Chelation-Doped Semiconducting Materials
Ahmed A. Maarouf,Ahmed A. Maarouf,Razvan A. Nistor,Ali Afzali-Ardakani,Marcelo A. Kuroda,Dennis M. Newns,Glenn J. Martyna +6 more
TL;DR: It is shown by first-principles calculations that ion chelation leads to stable doping of the passivated GNMs-both n- and p-doping are achieved within a rigid-band picture.
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High performance metal microstructure for carbon-based transparent conducting electrodes
Amal Kasry,Amal Kasry,Mostafa El Ashry,Mostafa El Ashry,Razvan A. Nistor,Ageeth A. Bol,George S. Tulevski,Glenn J. Martyna,Dennis M. Newns +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, a metal busbar microstructure is introduced to decrease the effective sheet resistance of both graphene and carbon nanotube films to a value suitable for use as transparent conducting electrodes (TCEs).