Low photothermal efficiency limits conventional photonic debonding.
Spatially confined laser-induced graphite films achieve >95% broadband absorption, reducing the debonding threshold and enabling clean, reusable release layers.

Low photothermal efficiency limits conventional photonic debonding.
Spatially confined laser-induced graphite films achieve >95% broadband absorption, reducing the debonding threshold and enabling clean, reusable release layers.