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Encapsulated macroscopic WS$_2$ monolayers enable room-temperature exciton-polariton lattices
Large-area, optically homogeneous monolayer semiconductors are a critical prerequisite for scalable room-temperature polaritonics and for realizing polariton lattices extending across many unit cells. Yet, the small size, optical inhomogeneity, and device-to-device variability of conventional exfoli
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