Metal Oxide Semiconductor Materials and Optoelectronic Devices

Metal oxide semiconductor materials represent a vibrant area within materials science, crucial for the development of optoelectronic devices that convert light into electrical energy and vice versa. These materials have enabled significant advancements in applications ranging from solar cells and LEDs to photodetectors and display devices, benefitting fields such as military technology, telecommunications, and medical equipment. Despite encouraging progress in tailoring the morphology and microstructure of these semiconductors, there are ongoing questions regarding their performance optimization, integration challenges, and compatibility in diverse device settings.This Research Topic aims to advance the understanding of how metal oxide semiconductors can be engineered and integrated into next-generation optoelectronic devices. The objective is to explore links between preparation methods, material microstructures, and resulting device functionalities, fostering both fundamental discoveries and application-driven innovations. Contributions are invited that elucidate the mechanisms underlying performance improvements and introduce novel approaches to meet the evolving demands of optoelectronic technology.The scope of this Research Topic covers the synthesis, characterization, and device application of metal oxide semiconductor materials. We especially welcome studies that focus on:• Preparation techniques for novel morphologies and microstructures• Effects of process parameters on materials and devices• Applications in solar cells, LEDs, and phototransistors• Use in UV, visible, infrared, X-ray, and Terahertz detectors• Roles in lasers and displays as well as emerging optoelectronic systems Topic editors: Weixin Ouyang, Mahesh Kimar Joshi, Ziliang Li Source: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/78933/metal-oxide-semiconductor-materials-and-optoelectronic-devices