The event will be held on April, 13th.

Already >10 research groups are working with these materials in Grenoble, addressing sample preparation, chemical functionalization, catalysis, optics, mesoscopic physics, spintronics, and micro/nano-electronics. The purpose of 2D@Grenoble is to give an overview of these activities, so experts can exchange views, complementarities can be identified, and opportunities for future collaborations are discussed.

The program will comprise two keynotes from non-local experts, 12 invited talks from local experts (including postdocs and Ph.D. students), and an extended mid-day poster session at lunch time, expected to favour informal discussions.

Program :

9-9:05 Opening

9:05-9:45 Keynote by Michael Kinyanjui (Univ. Ulm) « High Resolution Electron Microscopy of 2D Materials in Real and Energy-Momentum space »

10-12 Confirmed Invited talks :
 Minh Tuan Dan (CEA-INAC) « Van der Waals epitaxy of layered transition metal dichalcogenides »
 Pascal Pochet (CEA-INAC) « Dislocation in 2D : blessing or curse »
 Debora Pierucci (Institut Néel) « Large area molybdenum disulphide- epitaxial graphene vertical Van der Waals heterostructures : electronic structure and doping »
 Hanako Okuno (CEA-INAC) « Atomic scale investigation of 2D materials using advanced electron microscopy »
 Antoine Bourrier (Institut Néel) « Graphene-based bio-electronics for neuronal interfaces »
 Lionel Dubois (CEA-INAC) « Application du graphene au domaine de l’énergie »

12-14:30 Poster session + buffet lunch

14:30-15:10 Keynote by Alexander Tartakovskii (Univ. Sheffield)

15:30-17:30 Confirmed invited talks
 Maciej Molas (LNCMI) « Brightening of dark excitons in monolayers of semiconducting transition metal dichalcogenides »
 Toai Le Quang (Institut Néel-CNRS/UGA) « Atomic-scale investigation of van der Waals based metal/semiconductor interfaces »
 Thierry Ouisse (LMGP) « MAX phases and MXenes : an original family of quasi 2D and 2D materials »
 Louis Veyrat (Institut Néel-CNRS) « Ballistic quantum transport in graphene van der Waals heterostructures »
 Mair Chshiev (SPINTEC) « Theoretical insights into proximity induced exchange and anisotropy effects in graphene/ferromagnet interfaces »
 Stéphane Cadot (CEA-LETI) « Synthesis of 2D transition metal disulfides by surface organometallic chemistry »

17:40-17:40 Concluding remarks & closing words (Alain Fontaine)

Please find below a provisional list of posters that will be presented :

 Van-Dung N’Guyen (Institut Néel-CNRS) : “First principle study of transition metal dichalcogenide monolayers"
 Estelle Mazaleyrat (CEA-INAC/Institut Néel-CNRS/UGA) : “Gold-intercalated graphene on Re(0001)”
 Olivier Renault (CEA-LETI) : “Chemistry and Electronics of single layer MoS2 domains from laboratory photoelectron emission microscopy”
 Tomasz Jakubczyk (Institut Néel-CNRS) : “Exploring exciton coherent dynamics in layered semiconductors”
 Maxime Gay (CEA-LETI) : “Multi-scale nanocharacterization of 2D transition metal dichalcogenides and related devices”
 Tao Le (CEA-INAC) : “Highly N-doped vertically-oriented graphene nanosheets (VOGNs) for μ-supercapacitor devices : Design, performance and comprehension”
 Bruno Tomasello (ILL) : “Unfreezing Spin Ice : Monopole Hopping from a Quantum Theory"
 Loïc Huder (CEA-INAC) : “Single-step growth of graphene and electrical contacts on SiC”
 Alain Marty (SPINTEC-CEA) : “Grazing incidence X-rays diffraction : a powerful tool for 2D materials studies”
 Javier Arias (LTM) : “Fabrication of high quality graphene nanoribbons on large surfaces by block copolymer lithography”
 Alessandro Cresti (IMEC) : “Van der Waals tunnel field effect transistors with lateral momentum mismatch”
 Andrew Wildes (ILL) : “The magnetic structure and dynamics of the MPS3 family (M = Mn, Fe, Co, Ni)”
 Thomas Alava (CEA-LETI) : “Solution-gated graphene field effect transistors (SGFET) platform for investigation of the liquid environment influence”
 Xiaoyu Giu (LEGI) : “Liquid Phase Exfoliation of Graphene in Microfluidic Reactors"

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Registration is free of charge but required for obvious organisation reasons. Please do not hesitate to forward this email to colleagues you think might be interested.

Hoping to see many of you at 2D@Grenoble,

The organisation committee, Hervé Boukari, Claude Chapelier, Johann Coraux, Florence Duclairoir, Clément Faugera, Matthieu Jamet