Graphene Study 2015
Graphene Study 2015
The Graphene Study 2015 was held during 23 – 28 March 2015, in Kaprun – Zell am See, Austria. Its focus was on science and technology of graphene, related 2D materials, and heterostructures. The education programme of the Graphene Study 2015 addressed the following areas: Fundamental Science of Graphene and 2D Materials beyond Graphene, High-Frequency Electronics, Optoelectronics, and Spintronic.
Board of Chairs
Prof. Vladimir Falko
Work Package 3, Fundamental science of graphene and 2D materials beyond graphene
Dr. Daniel Neumaier
Work Package 4, High Frequency Electronics
Prof. Andrea Ferrari
Work Pack-age 5, Optoelectronics
Prof. Bart van Wees
Work Package 6, Spintronics
Board of Chairs
- Alessandro Tredicucci, CNR Nano, IT
- Andrea Ferrari, University of Cambridge, UK
- Bart van Wees, University of Groningen, NL
- Bernard Placais, École Normale Supérieure, FRA
- Christoph Stampfer, RWTH Aachen University, GER
- Daniel Neumaier, AMO, DE
- Daniel Popa, University of Cambridge, UK
- Emil Haldorson, CIP
- Professional Services AB, SWE
- Frank Koppens, Institute of Photonic Sciences, ES
- PHenrik Rosén, Chalmers Industriteknik, SWE
- Ivan Vera Marun, University of Groningen, NL
- Jari Kinaret, Chalmers University of Technology, SWE
- Konstantin Novoselov, University of Manchester, UK
- Luke Fleet, Nature Publishing Group, UK
- Thomas Mueller, Vienna University of Technology, AT
- Tony Heinz, Columbia University, US
- Vladimir Falko, University of Lancaster, UK
Scope
The Graphene Study is a component of the Graphene Flagship that aims to build a tightly integrated community and create new direct communication channels between young and experienced researchers in the field.
The goal of the school is to bring together students working on related areas of research with experienced scientists from academia and industry. Apart from the formal lectures and poster sessions, the school offers ample opportunities for private discussions and community building. The school’s social program further strengthens the informal network among the participants, which is of great value in such broad research endeavours as the Graphene Flagship.
The Graphene Flagship considers the Graphene Study an important vehicle in fostering the next generation of graphene researchers and a key element in the continuous renewal of the Flagship during its decade long voyage.