Special Session 11
INNOVATIVE CHARACTERIZATION TECHNIQUES FOR 2D MATERIALS AND BEYOND (SS11)
The SS11 session at DSL 2025 will showcase a diverse array of innovative characterization techniques, including advanced microscopy, tailored for the study of 2D materials and other low-dimensional systems. This session will comprehensively cover both in situ and ex situ methods, emphasizing their pivotal role in uncovering critical insights into material structure, properties, and behaviors under various conditions. By integrating the latest advancements in these techniques, the session aims to foster deep discussions and collaborations, appealing to a broad audience of researchers and industry professionals
PUBLICATION
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ORGANISER(S)
Prof. Mark H. Rümmeli VSB-Technical University of Ostrava,
Czech Republic
Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research,
Germany
M.Ruemmeli@ifw-dresden.de
Prof. Alicja Bachmatiuk Polish Center for Technology Development (PORT),
Poland
alicja-bachmatiuk@wp.pl
INVITED SPEAKERS:
‘INSIGHTS INTO THE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE GRAPHENE-BASED HYBRIDS: INTEGRATED EXPERIMENTAL (IN-SITU) AND THEORETICAL (DFT) INVESTIGATIONS’ Dr. Sanju Gupta
Penn State University,
University Park, PA, USA
Short Bio (PDF)
Abstract (PDF)
‘WHY DO Ag ATOMS DO NOT CONDENSE ON PERFLUORINATED MATERIALS? – UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISMSM FOR MODULATION OF CONDENSATION COEFFICIENT FOR FABRICATION OF NANOSTRUCTURED Ag FILMS’ Dr. Szymon Abrahamczyk
University of Warwick,
UK
Short Bio (PDF)
Abstract (PDF)
‘EVALUATION OF MORPHOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF BATTERY SEPARATORS USING CORELATIVE MICROSCOPY AND DIFFRACTION METHODS’ Prof. Grazyna Martynkova-Simha
VŠB-Technical University of Ostrava,
Czech Republic