Two-dimensional nanomaterials are increasingly used in optoelectronics, diagnostics, advanced-sensing, surface-plasmon-enhancement, catalysis, and energy-storage applications. As such, there is a huge opportunity within the field of chemistry to use these more broadly. Written by global experts in the field, this volume includes state-of-the-art technologies and future trends in the development and manufacturing of 2D nanostructures and hybrid materials. Chapters
address key issues and developments related to synthesis, assembly, consolidation, fabrication, and tailoring the structures for advanced applications. These findings will be helpful for researchers in materials science, nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, and environment and energy
research.