Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Probing and tuning the electronic properties of low-dimensional Van der Waals materials

CIC nanoGUNE Seminars

Speaker
Francesco Calavalle, Nanodevices Group, nanoGUNE
When
2022/03/04
16:30
Place
Online & CFM Auditorium
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Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Probing and tuning the electronic properties of low-dimensional Van der Waals materials **Probing and tuning the electronic properties of low dimensional van der Waals materials** Francesco Calavalle Nanodevices Group, CIC nanoGUNE The investigation on the physical properties of new materials is of fundamental importance to gain understanding and knowledge on systems and phenomena which one day may be exploited for revolutionary technological applications. In this regard, probing and tuning the electronic transport properties of low-dimensional materials might represent one of the routes that can satisfy the requirements of modern electronics/spintronics advancements. Following the common thread of investigating and manipulating the transport properties of low dimensional and low symmetrical systems, this thesis will be divided in two main parts. In the first part molecular functionalization is exploited to tune the intrinsic physical properties of two van der Waals materials: a superconductor and a ferromagnet. The second part focuses on the study of the charge to spin interconversion mechanisms in low symmetry systems. In particular, the study of the magnetoelectrical properties of Tellurium nanowires revealed a tight relationship between spin related phenomena and the symmetry breaking in such a chiral system. **Supervisor:** Luis E. Hueso \---------- Please access to the following [**link**](https://ehu.webex.com/ehu/j.php?MTID=me88ac54acae7ada613f7b3aeea33d8cc) for ONLINE - Ph.D. Thesis Defense: Probing and tuning the electronic properties of low dimensional van der Waals materials on Mar 4, 2022 15:30 PM CEST: * Link: * ID Number: 2732 968 6389 * Password for attendees: JiS2uiUsH72