Perovskite oxide membrane growth by hybrid molecular beam epitaxy
A novel method to grow freestanding perovskite oxides on 2D materials.
Technology No. 2023-218
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IP Status: Provisional Patent Application Filed
Lab scale proof of concept has been demonstrated.
Applications
- Flexible electronics
- Tunable materials
Technology Overview
Current perovskite thin film growth techniques are not compatible with perovskite oxide materials as the aggressive oxidizing conditions used in synthesis damages the 2D material that they are grown on. Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a novel method for the growth of freestanding perovskite oxide membranes via hybrid molecular beam epitaxy. This approach uses volatile metal-organic precursors without an additional source of oxygen to allow the growth of perovskite oxide films on 2D materials. This method enables the film to be transferred off of the 2D material for application elsewhere.
Phase of Development
TRL: 3-4Lab scale proof of concept has been demonstrated.
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Press Releases
UMN College of Science and Engineering January 3, 2023Researchers
- Bharat Jalan, PhD Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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- Hyojin Yoon et al. (December 23, 2022), Freestanding epitaxial SrTiO3 nanomembranes via remote epitaxy using hybrid molecular beam epitaxy, Science Advances, 8
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