| Apr 13, 2020 | |
CarbonHagen goes online during the lock-down(Nanowerk News) The Carbonhagen conference series (2010-2019) is temporarily revived as CarbOnlineHagen to support the research community and open exchange of ideas and results in spring 2020, within the field of 2D materials – science and technology. |
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| The format is simple. A 40 minute talk is given by a high-level speaker. Moderators will try to answer questions during the talk, and there will be 20 minutes of open discussion with the speaker after that. | |
| Registration is free, but required to get a link. The participant limit is 150, and the organizers only guarantee links to the first 150. | |
| The meeting is organised by the DNRF Centre for Nanostructured Graphene and the NANOMADE section at the Physics department at the Technical University of Denmark. Contact the organisers: Peter Bøggild and Antti-Pekka Jauho at ([email protected]). | |
| Cedric Huyghebaert from Imec will speak on Friday, April 17, and provide updates on the progress towards integration of graphene in a 300 mm silicon production line, an area where Imec is the world leader. | |
| Frank Coppens from ICFO will be the guest on April 23 and guide participants into the realm of 2D quantum nanophotonics, which in the recent 2 years have taken some unexpected "turns" due to the emergence of twisted bilayer physics. | |
| More speakers will be added soon. |
| Source: Technical University of Denmark | |
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