Graphene & 2D Materials

Graphene and 2D materials have found diverse applications in physics. They serve as ideal platforms for studying fundamental physics phenomena, such as quantum electrodynamics, due to their two-dimensional nature, allowing for precise control and manipulation. Graphene, in particular, has led to the exploration of novel quantum hall effects and the study of relativistic particles. Additionally, these materials are used to create ultra-thin and flexible electronic devices, paving the way for next-generation transistors and sensors. 2D materials are employed to develop ultra-thin and tunable photonic devices. Also, their exceptional thermal and mechanical properties enable innovative solutions for heat management and reinforcement in various materials.

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