Nature research paper: Highly efficient blue InGaN nanoscale light-emitting diodes
We thank J. Kwag and D. Kim for encouragement and full support; Y. Choi and S. Yoon for support and technical advice on nLED fabrication; S.-C. Jo for his valuable advice; H. Cho for his help in nLED fabrication and characterization; H. Cha and S. Kim for their assistance with testing nLEDs; Y. Han and Y. Shim for the LEE simulation; M. Kim at Seoul National University for the deeply insightful discussion.
Department of Energy Engineering, KENTECH Institute for Energy Materials and Devices, Korea Institute of Energy Technology , Naju, Republic of KoreaJin-ho Byun & Jaekwang LeeAuthors
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