Seminario de Física de la Materia Condensada: “From nanoarchitectonics to nanoelectronics and membrane applications”.- Viernes 18 de junio
El viernes 18 de junio a las 12.30 h tendrá lugar la última conferencia de este ciclo que la impartirá César Moreno (Universidad de Cantabria). Se titula "From nanoarchitectonics to nanoelectronics and membrane applications", y podréis seguirla online desde el canal de YouTube del departamento: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOoO0Np2ratjHr2TOaDH_1g
Como novedad, todos aquellos interesados en asistir a la conferencia en el Salón de Grados en persona, deben rellenar el siguiente formulario hasta el día 17 de junio (o completar el aforo) que nos permitirá llevar un control del aforo (limitado a 24 asistentes) y tener una trazabilidad de los asistentes
Formulario: https://forms.gle/YPmZb14DZH45QVLo6
Resumen de la charla: On-surface reactions, via programmed interactions of molecular building blocks, have recently emerged as a promising route to synthesise atomically precise materials from the ‘bottom-up’. This approach ensures exquisite atomic-scale control of the structural and chemical functionalization, allowing to design a vast number of carbon-based nanoarchitectures not available by traditional solution chemistry nor with the ‘top-down’ methodologies. In particular, graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) with different structures can be synthesized with atomic precision and fine-tuned electronic band gap.
In this talk, I will describe the recent advances in the on-surface synthesis field. Then, I will discuss our recent results to synthetize atomically precise nanoporous graphene, graphene nanoribbons and their chemical functionalization and how to organize them into superlattices.
At the end of the day, this talk will demonstrate the full path to synthetize a semiconducting graphene material with a bandgap similar to that of silicon, its atomic-scale characterization, and its implementation in an electronic device. Further potential applications include in highly selective molecular filtration and sensing systems.
Resumen CV: César Moreno received his Ph.D in Material Science at the Institute of Materials Science of Barcelona (ICMAB) in 2010 and he moved as postdoctoral researcher at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (CRNE-UPC). After two years, he was awarded with a tenure track position (ICYS) at the National Institute of Materials Science (NIMS) in Tsukuba-Japan, and he was also promoted as permanent researcher. In 2015 he worked back to Barcelona to work on atomically precise manufacturing of low-dimensional organic materials. In 2018 he was awarded with the Molecule of the Year by the C&EN of the American Chemical Society and in 2019 with the Spanish Vanguard of Science award and the Distinguished Research Award by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). At present he is at the University of Cantabria as Ramón y Cajal Research fellow.
