Molecular Electronics Colloquia 2022
Colloquium: from con- "together" and -loquium "speaking"
Three days of talks and panel discussions on Molecular Electronics
Three days of talks and panel discussions on Molecular Electronics
Topics included, but not limited to:
Topics included, but not limited to:
Single-molecule conductance experiments
Synthetic routes to molecular wires
Large-area molecular electronic devices
Functional molecular devices (transistors, memristors, switches, etc.)
Theory of quantum charge transport
Molecular thermoelectrics
Each day will feature talks by research students, postdoctoral research associates and academics.
Each day will feature talks by research students, postdoctoral research associates and academics.
A panel discussion will follow, each panel devoted to a single topic. Panel members have been chosen for their expertise in synthesis, measurements and theoretical methods, to ensure all aspects of molecular electronics are covered.
A panel discussion will follow, each panel devoted to a single topic. Panel members have been chosen for their expertise in synthesis, measurements and theoretical methods, to ensure all aspects of molecular electronics are covered.
Panel 1: Challenges for Experiments and Theory
Panel 1: Challenges for Experiments and Theory
6th May 2022
6th May 2022
Dr. Shi-Xia Liu
University of BernDr. Shi-Xia Liu
Chemical Synthesis
Dr. Bernd Gotsmann
IBM ResearchDr. Bernd Gotsmann
Physical Measurements
Prof. Ferdinand Evers
University of RegensburgProf. Ferdinand Evers
Theoretical Methods
Dr. Hatef Sadeghi
University of WarwickDr. Hatef Sadeghi
Panel Chair
Panel 2: Scalability and Real-World Devices
Panel 2: Scalability and Real-World Devices
24th May 2022
24th May 2022
Prof. Paul J. Low
University of Western AustraliaProf. Paul J. Low
Chemical Synthesis
Prof. Michel Calame
University of BaselProf. Michel Calame
Physical Measurements
Prof. Roberto D'agosta
University of the Basque CountryProf. Roberto D'agosta
Theoretical Methods
Dr. Sara Sangtarash
University of WarwickDr. Sara Sangtarash
Panel Chair
Panel 3: Future Directions
Panel 3: Future Directions
13th June 2022
13th June 2022
Prof. Martin Bryce
Durham UniversityProf. Martin Bryce
Chemical Synthesis
Prof. Wenjing Hong
Xiamen UniversityProf. Wenjing Hong
Physical Measurements
Prof. Stefano Sanvito
Trinity College DublinProf. Stefano Sanvito
Theoretical Methods
Dr. Jonathan S. Ward
University of LiverpoolDr. Jonathan S. Ward
Panel Chair
Organising Committee
Organising Committee
Dr. Andrea Vezzoli
Dr. Jonathan Ward
Dr. Hatef Sadeghi
Dr. Sara Sangtarash