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Advanced Materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)|December 19, 2014

Integrated nanotubes, etch tracks, and nanoribbons in crystallographic alignment to a graphene latticeD Patrick Hunley, Mathias J Boland, Douglas R Strachan

ACS Nano|December 3, 2015

Nonlinear Ballistic Transport in an Atomically Thin MaterialMathias J Boland, Abhishek Sundararajan, M Javad Farrokhi, et al.

The Review of Scientific Instruments|December 4, 2018

Graphene used as a lateral force microscopy calibration material in the low-load non-linear regimeMathias J Boland, Jacob L Hempel, Armin Ansary, et al.

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Advanced Materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)|December 19, 2014

Integrated nanotubes, etch tracks, and nanoribbons in crystallographic alignment to a graphene latticeD Patrick Hunley, Mathias J Boland, Douglas R Strachan

ACS Nano|December 3, 2015

Nonlinear Ballistic Transport in an Atomically Thin MaterialMathias J Boland, Abhishek Sundararajan, M Javad Farrokhi, et al.

The Review of Scientific Instruments|December 4, 2018

Graphene used as a lateral force microscopy calibration material in the low-load non-linear regimeMathias J Boland, Jacob L Hempel, Armin Ansary, et al.

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