Nanophotonics of 2D Materials, N2D 2017

30.Jul - 03. Ago, 2017 Cód. Z17-17

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Descripción

Over the past decade, there is a growing research activity on light-matter interactions in atomically thin materials, such as graphene, topological insulators, thin polar and semiconducting layers and other van der Waals materials, including their heterostructures. Nanophotonics of 2D materials (N2D) aims at the exploration of their optical phenomena and in providing a setting where researchers from diverse fields can convene; classical and quantum optics; excitons, phonons and plasmons; far-field and near field spectroscopies; many body optical physics; topological photonics; among many others. Through these interactions, N2D seeks to provide a setting where unifying concepts can form, new ideas inspired, and new frontiers in theoretical and experimental research on 2D materials nanophotonics can emerge.

Organizing commitee:

Alexey Nikitin ( Ikerbasque Research Fellow, CIC Nanogune, Spain)

Luis Martín-Moreno (ICMA, CSIC - U. Zaragoza, Spain)

Tony Low (U. Minnesota, US)

Objetivos

This conference aims to convene researchers in the field of nanophotonics with two-dimensional materials. Leading experts in the field will share and discuss the most recent results on optical phenomena that involve polaritons, plasmons, excitons and other collective excitations in two-dimentional materials, such as graphene, 2D chalcogenides, polar layers, topological insulators etc. Interests in these plethora of optical phenomena also extends to their technological possibilities and applications.