Professor Sir Konstantin ‘Kostya’ Novoselov joins NUS on 8 April 2019. Prof Novoselov has been an international scientific advisor to the NUS Centre for Advanced 2D Materials since 2015. He will be the first Nobel Laureate to join a Singapore university. Prof Novoselov was the Continue Reading
CA2DM researchers, in collaboration with researchers from the Materials Project and using resources from Singapore’s National Supercomputing Centre, have created an open database of potential 2D materials generated from both computational exfoliation and chemical substitution, available online at http://2dmatpedia.org. It was now published on Nature’s Scientific Data, a peer-reviewed, open-access Continue Reading
Recovered carbon black (rCB), a very economical and abundance source of material, is transformed into dazzling multicolour fluorescence, by way of a scanning focused laser treatment. This laser-initiated process is both straightforward and versatile, catering to both micro- and macro-scopic patterning with the sample in Continue Reading
The family of 2D and layered materials has been expanding rapidly for more than a decade. Within this large family of hundreds of materials, black phosphorus and its isoelectronic group IV monochalcogenides have a unique place. These puckered materials have distinctive crystalline symmetries and exhibit Continue Reading
In this research, the team designed a method to study the evolution of physical observables in a controllable manner and used it to address the competing effects of short-range and long-range parts in models of the Coulomb interaction.
The new technique addresses the long-standing challenge of an efficient process for large-scale production of graphene, and paves the way for sustainable synthesis of the material.
