Thin Solid Films Topical Special Issue on ZnO related transparent conductive oxides

Thin Solid Films Topical Special Issue on ZnO related transparent conductive oxides

World-wide research activities on ZnO and related transparent conductive oxides (TCO) in thin film, nanostructured, and multilayered forms are driven by the vast potential of these materials for optoelectronic, microelectronic, and photovoltaic applications. Renewed interest in ZnO applications is p...

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