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Graphene Physics and Devices
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Location: Penn Stater |
As interest in graphene heightens, the Device Research Conference (DRC) will hold a short course on graphene physics and devices. This course will teach the physics of graphene: bandstructure, transport properties, thermal physics, spin-effects, collective switching phenomena, and devices. The course emphasizes physics over growth and technology, which will be covered at the DRC and the companion Electronics Materials Conference (EMC). The course is intended for entering physics and engineering graduate students without prior knowledge of graphene, as well as industry, government, and university researchers, and managers who want a compact introduction.
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| 8:30 AM |
Registration |
| 8:55 AM |
Course logistics and objectives
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| 9:00 AM |
Is graphene different from other semiconductors? - Supriyo Datta, Purdue University |
| 10:00 AM |
Electrostatics and charge transport in graphene sheets and ribbon - Debdeep Jena, University of Notre Dame
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| 11:10 AM |
Break
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| 10:30 AM |
Pseudospintronics in bilayer graphene - Allan MacDonald, University of Texas at Austin
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12:30 AM |
Lunch
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| 1:45 AM |
Thermal Physics - Eric Pop, University of Illinois
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| 2:45 AM |
Graphene transistors and devices - Ken Shepard, Columbia University
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| 3:45 AM |
Instructor Questions and Answers
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| 4:30 AM |
Adjourn
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