Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick

Materials have been at the heart of humankind’s development since our beginning. Recently, a new family of materials have emerged that promise to revolutionise our technologies. These are materials that are only one atom thick, truly two-dimensional. From 1 to 5 of February 2016, Warwick hosted Mate...

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Main Author: Alex Marsden
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Published: University of Warwick 2016-04-01
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Online Access:https://exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/article/view/138
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description Materials have been at the heart of humankind’s development since our beginning. Recently, a new family of materials have emerged that promise to revolutionise our technologies. These are materials that are only one atom thick, truly two-dimensional. From 1 to 5 of February 2016, Warwick hosted Materials Week, which brought together students, researchers, and the public to discuss materials research at Warwick. This critical reflection piece looks at the events in Materials Week that focused on the emerging field of 2D materials: a workshop to discuss 2D materials in composites and electrochemistry; a colloquium by Professor Jonathan Coleman, a leader in the production of 2D materials; and finally a lecture from Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, one of the two researchers who won the Nobel Prize in Physics for having started the 2D revolution.
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spelling doaj.art-a5cf72428291489fb917dcf68000fba22022-12-22T00:28:57ZengUniversity of WarwickExchanges2053-96652016-04-0132247252138Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at WarwickAlex Marsden0Microscopy Group, Department of Physics, University of WarwickMaterials have been at the heart of humankind’s development since our beginning. Recently, a new family of materials have emerged that promise to revolutionise our technologies. These are materials that are only one atom thick, truly two-dimensional. From 1 to 5 of February 2016, Warwick hosted Materials Week, which brought together students, researchers, and the public to discuss materials research at Warwick. This critical reflection piece looks at the events in Materials Week that focused on the emerging field of 2D materials: a workshop to discuss 2D materials in composites and electrochemistry; a colloquium by Professor Jonathan Coleman, a leader in the production of 2D materials; and finally a lecture from Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, one of the two researchers who won the Nobel Prize in Physics for having started the 2D revolution.https://exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/article/view/138materials science, Materials Week, Warwick, graphene, 2D materials, Konstantin Novoselov
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Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
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materials science, Materials Week, Warwick, graphene, 2D materials, Konstantin Novoselov
title Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
title_full Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
title_fullStr Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
title_full_unstemmed Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
title_short Exploring ‘Flatland’s’ Future during Materials Week at Warwick
title_sort exploring flatland s future during materials week at warwick
topic materials science, Materials Week, Warwick, graphene, 2D materials, Konstantin Novoselov
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