Concept

Bilayer graphene

Related lectures (32)

Covers the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm, interpolation, filters, image processing, and experimental techniques in TEM and STM.

Magnetometry and Resonators: Recent Advances

Covers recent advances in magnetometry, including skyrmion stability, domain-wall magnetism, and resonator progress.

Moiré Flatland: Condensed Matter Physics Overview

Provides an overview of van der Waals materials, superconductivity in twisted graphene, skyrmions, and ferroelectricity.

Berni Alder Prize: Celebrating 50 Years of CECAM

Commemorates 50 years of CECAM and the Berni J. Alder CECAM Prize, covering milestones in computational methods, quantum mechanics, slip motion, and more.

Nanoscale MEMS or NEMS

Covers the transition to nanoscale devices, nanoscale imaging, capillary forces, AFM of graphene, and integrated sensors & actuators.

Fourier Transform and Windowing

Explores spectral leakage, window functions, Fourier transforms, image processing, experimental techniques, and graphene materials.

Photoconductors: Examples and Applications

Covers various photoconductors, their characteristics, applications, and the trade-offs between speed and gain in infrared detection.

Heat Dissipation in Field-Effect Transistors

Explores heat dissipation challenges in field-effect transistors and the potential of MOS2 and graphene for electronic devices.

Quantum Simulation: Optical Lattices

Explores analog quantum simulation using optical lattices to control kinetic energy and create complex band structures.

Semiconductor Materials and Nanostructures

Covers the history of semiconductor materials, band structure, charge carriers, doping, electronic transport, optical properties, and applications.

Carbon-Based Nano-Electronics

Explores electrostatic doping in carbon-based nano-electronics, emphasizing the importance of low density of states for novel device concepts.

Quantum Science: Applications of Statistical Physics

Explores the applications of quantum science in statistical physics, covering semiconductors, photons, and quantum point contacts.