Tag Archives: 2D materials

New theoretical studies of material properties as a function of thickness in chalcogenides

Posted on August 17, 2020 by zeila zanolli

A study carried out by researchers from the Institute for Theoretical Solid State Physics in Aachen (Germany) and from the ICN2, and recently published in Advanced Materials Communications, reveals that materials of two subfamilies of chalcogenides show different dependence of … Continue reading →

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Focus on Women in 2D Materials Science

Posted on October 3, 2019 by zeila zanolli

A recent study led by Dr. Zeila Zanolli of the ICN2 Theory and Simulation group, on spectroscopic properties of few-layer tin chalcogenides, has been published on a special issue of the Journal of Physics Materials. This edition, called “Women’s Perspectives … Continue reading →

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Intriguing behaviour of molybdenum diselenide at room temperature

Posted on May 24, 2019 by zeila zanolli

A study recently published on Nano Letters has revealed interesting properties of monolayer molybdenum diselenide (MoSe2), which can open up to spintronic applications of this nanomaterial. A sample with a low concentration of dopants and many crystal defects has shown … Continue reading →