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Picoseconds-Limited Exciton Recombination in Metal–Organic Chalcogenides Hybrid Quantum Wells
Metal-organic species can be designed to self-assemble in large-scale, atomically defined, supramolecular architectures. A particular example is hybrid quantum wells, where inorganic two-dimensional (2D) planes are separated by organic ligands. The ligands effectively form an intralayer confinement
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