Semiconductor Materials and Nanostructures for Sensors and Devices

Dear Colleagues,

Semiconductors are ubiquitous across our lives. They constitute the basis of our current electronics and communications. Our increased ability to fabricate nanostructures has changed the field in recent years. Nanostructures enable access to new physical mechanisms facilitating the development of new functionalities. The aim of this Special Issue is to present the multidisciplinary efforts to integrate sensors that provide the information to keep enhancing our quality of life—for example, making our life safer and more secure, improving our healthcare, or providing new ways to obtain clean energy

Dr. Juan Pereiro Viterbo
Prof. Dr. Javier Grandal
Dr. Carlos Garcia Nunez
Guest Editors

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