Graphene nanoribbons are the basic element of many nanoscale devices. Many studies have already been performed on fundamental research to explore their properties, both from theoretical and experimental points of view. In this book, the leading editors and authors involved in graphene nanoribbon research provide a uniquely insightful review of the field. The book introduces the theoretical properties of graphene nanoribbons, before concentrating on different fabrication methods and their properties out of different experimental characterizations. Finally, it concentrates on the perspectives of graphene nanoribbons for electronic transport. This is the one-stop handbook for researchers wanting to further utilise graphene nanoribbons. It is also a valuable reference text for any interested materials and surface scientists.
Includes bibliographical references.