Raman Spectroscopy Application in Anisotropic 2D Materials (Adv. Electron. Mater. 2/2024)

Anisotropic 2D Materials As a practical, quick, and nondestructive characterization tool, Raman spectroscopy plays a crucial role in studying 2D anisotropic materials (black phosphorus, ReS2, WTe2, etc.). It enables lattice orientation identification, investigation of structural phase transitions, and examination of anisotropic lattice vibrations, among other aspects. In article number 2300610, Min Lu, Jiaxu Yan, and co‐workers provide a comprehensive review of recent developments in Raman spectroscopy research on 2D anisotropic materials, including various instrumentation and characterization of each material.