Graphene and 2D Materials, progresses and challenges
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Graphene and 2D Materials, progresses and challenges
June 13-14
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Fabrizio PIRRI, Polytechnic of Turin |
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In the last years graphene-based research has witnessed an incredible expansion, which, for example, in Europe has culminated with the launch of the Graphene Flagship. Moreover, not only graphene but a wide class of 2D materials beyond graphene (Silicene, Phosporene, BN, MoS2) were attracting the interest of both research institutions and private stakeholders. The aim of the symposium is to bring together scientists working on different technological uses not only of graphene, but also of 2D materials beyond graphene, in a multidisciplinary, academic and industrial environment, to disclose and discuss challenges and opportunities of this new class of materials. More in detail, the symposium will be focused on three different sessions. The first one will be focused on “Synthesis and characterization of 2D nanomaterial”, highlighting some keynote advancement in this field, namely emerging classes of 2D monoelemental lattices beyond graphene, advanced anisotropic synthesis strategies of graphene materials and 2D transition metal dichalcogenides as well as recent advancements in advanced characterization of 2D materials. The second one will be on “2D nanomaterial for energy harvesting and storage application”, and will provide an overview on the recent developments of in the application on 2D materials in energy harvesting and storage devices, with talks on third generation photovoltaics, mechanical nanogenerators, salinity gradient power and electrochemical energy storage technologies (rechargeable batteries and supercapacitor) covering several aspects of their fabrication and characterization toward their industrialization. The third one will focus on "Technological integration and processing of 2D nanomaterials" and will aim at discussing the technological exploitation and integration of graphene and 2D materials, from the development of a CMOS-compatible technological strategy for the wafer scale integration of these class of materials, up to the capabilities offered by the chemical approaches.
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13 June |
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| 11:00 - 12:30 Synthesis and characterization of 2D nanomaterial WS.III.1 - TT.VI.E |
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| In collaboration with: Polytechnic of Turin and CNR-IMM | |
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| WS.III.1.1 TT.VI.E.1 |
Carlo GRAZIANETTI CV |
| WS.III.1.2 TT.VI.E.2 |
Cristina AFRICH |
| WS.III.1.3 TT.VI.E.3 |
Giuseppe VALERIO BIANCO CV |
| WS.III.1.4 TT.VI.E.4 |
Marco FONTANA CV |
| Chair: Vittorio MORANDI, CNR-IMM, Bologna | |
| 12:30 - 14:00 Light Lunch | |
| 14:00 - 15:30 2D nanomaterial for energy harvesting and storage application WS.III.2 - TT.VII.F |
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| In collaboration with: Polytechnic of Turin and CNR-IMM | |
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| WS.III.2.1 TT.VII.F.1 |
Antonio AGRESTI
CHOSE - University of Rome Tor Vergata
Emerging 2D materials for perovskite photovoltaics |
| WS.III.2.2 TT.VII.F.2 |
Sebastiano BELLANI |
| WS.III.2.3 TT.VII.F.3 |
Mara SERRAPEDE CV |
| WS.III.2.4 TT.VII.F.4 |
Hui SHAO CV |
| Chairs: Vittorio MORANDI, CNR-IMM, Bologna & Andrea LAMBERTI, Polytechnic of Turin | |
| 15.30-16.00 Coffee Break | |
| 16:00 - 17:30 Technological integration and processing of 2D nanomaterials WS.III.3 - TT.VIII.A |
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| In collaboration with: Polytechnic of Turin and CNR-IMM | |
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| WS.III.3.1 TT.VIII.A.1 |
Sergio PEZZINI CV |
| WS.III.3.2 TT.VIII.A.2 |
Maurizio CASALINO CV |
| WS.III.3.3 TT.VIII.A.3 |
Damiano MARIAN |
| WS.III.3.4 TT.VIII.A.4 |
Stefano STASSI CV |
| Chairs: Vittorio MORANDI, CNR-IMM, Bologna & Andrea LAMBERTI, Polytechnic of Turin | |
updated to June 4th, 2019
