From fundamental to applications
Contacts: Rebeca RIBEIRO-PALAU
Our research focuses on the investigation of the fundamental properties of topological states of matter obtained in two-dimensional materials, either as an intrinsic propertie or drive by an external field. We combine innovative sample fabrication techniques with low temperatures electronic transport measurements to understand the physical origin and how to control topological phases. Our research is mainly divided in two areas:
"A topologist is a mathematician who cannot tell the difference between a doughnut and a coffee cup" Anonymous
Fundings:
We have a postdoctoral position open:
Valley topological currents in graphene
Send us an email to apply!
November 2019
We have three internships position open:
Valley topological currents in graphene
Mechanical friction between perfectly flat 2D materials
Superconductivity and topological states in twisted bilayer graphene
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October 2019
Our project TWISTRONICS has been awarded a ERC starting grant!
September 2019
Goodbye to our summer interns: Tung Dang and Lise Watrin. Good luck!
August 2019
Our new Perpectives article is online in Nature Materials
Disorder in van der Waals heterostructures of 2D materials
May 2019
Our latest just appeared on Nano Letters
High quality electrostatically defined Hall bars in monolayer graphene
March 2019
