The project targets two primary goals. The first aim of Dr. Krzysztof Wohlfeld engagement with Prof. Louk Rademaker’s group is to cooperatively decipher the exotic properties of transition metal dichalcogenides (TMD) on Moiré superlattices. The TMDs are innovative, highly adaptable materials that have recently instigated a “revolution” in materials science. The second aim is to engage Bachelor, Master, and PhD students from the University of Geneva and the University of Warsaw in jointly led projects, creating a 4EU+ research team focused on these novel connected materials.
Watch Dr. Wohlfeld share his insights and experiences in this video produced by the University of Geneva:
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