“…Recently, ultra-wide band gap gallium oxide (Ga2O3) is receiving a lot of renewed attention as a transparent semiconducting oxide (TSO) champion owing to its unusual material properties [1], [2], [3], large tuneable conductivity [4], [5] , extremely high breakdown field [6], [7], [8], unique optoelectronic properties [9], [10], [11] and low cost [12] . TSOs are a class of key enabling material in increasingly high demand because of the immediate applications they can find in a variety of new technologies, ranging from thin-film coatings and sensor devices, to transparent electronics and optoelectronics in telecommunications [13,14] .…”