Graphene-Enabled Laser Lift-off

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Graphene technique improves ultrathin film manufacturing for flexible electronics

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Graphene-enabled enhanced laser lift-off (GLLO) method ensures ultrathin displays can be separated smoothly and without damage.

The GLLO process marks a significant stride toward a future where flexible electronic devices are seamlessly integrated into our clothing and even our skin, says Professor Sumin Kang .

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