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Vapor phase growth and characterization of van der Waals BiSbTeSe platelets on semiconducting MoS2
Three dimensional topological insulators of the tetradymite family, such as BiSbTeSe (BSTS), are attractive for spintronic and quantum device applications because of their compensated, bulk-insulating character. Nanostructured BSTS platelets are promising for practical TI based devices. However, the
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