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30th September - 04th October 2019
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General Information
2D Materials is an international congress that will bring together hundreds of researchers working with 2D materials in various fields of science and technology. 2D Materials 2019 will be the hub for researchers working in the fields of nanoscience, nanotechnology and related topics, providing a great opportunity for accessing the most up-to-date and authoritative knowledge from both academic and commercial worlds, sharing best practice in the field of 2D materials. The conference will take place in the Sochi Olympic Park, Sochi, the host city of the Winter Olympics-2014, FIFA World Cup 2018, annual Russian Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship and famous for its spectacular mountains and sea views.
The conference is organized by the Center for Photonics & 2D Materials, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT, in 2010, two MIPT alumni, Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics "for ground-breaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene") and is supported by Russian scientific organizations and foundations.
The Congress consists of daily plenary presentations followed by parallel sessions comprising a rigorously refereed selection of submitted papers and posters.
The conference program:
30/09/2019 - Pre-conference day: Registration (16:00 - 20:00) + Welcome Reception (18:00 - 20:00).
01/10/2019 - Opening ceremony + Technical Session
02/10/2019 - Technical Sessions
03/10/2019 - Technical Sessions + Poster session + Conference Dinner
The transfer to the VinoGrad restaurant will be arranged from the Omega Sirius Park Hotel at 18:30.
04/10/2019 - Technical Sessions + Official Closing + Social Program (High Adventure Park SKYPARK)
Please keep this in mind when planning your trip to Sochi.
Final Program ver. 30.09.2019 PDF.
Program ver. 30.09.2019 Excel.
The length of time for presentations:
by Plenary Speaker is 45 min (40 min talk + 5 min questions)
by Keynote Speaker is 30 min (27 min talk + 3 min questions)
by Invited Speaker is 20 min (18 min talk + 2 min questions)
by Oral Speaker is 15 min (13 min talk + 2 min questions)
Poster Session
The poster session is an opportunity for participants to interact with their audience one-on-one, for a longer time, and in greater depth. The poster presentations must be prepared by the following means:
A0 (841mm x 1189mm) portrait formatted and print-out physical poster, that will be displayed in the congress hall. Your poster will be displayed on dedicated boards that will be made available through the organizing committee. The poster mounting area will have your Poster Number in the top left-hand corner.
Electronic poster that will be part of the poster loop played on a large screen in the congress hall. Each presenter will have a screen to display multimedia versions of a poster. We advise you to prepare a presentation (6-10 slides) in PDF format.
Topics
The event topics include (but are not limited to):
Fundamental science of graphene and 2D materials beyond graphene
New 2D materials (topological insulators, perovskites, etc.)
Van der Waals heterostructures
Electrical, optical, thermal and mechanical properties of 2D materials
Spectroscopy and microscopy of 2D materials
Theory and simulation of 2D materials
Quantum transport, magnetism, and spintronics
Electronics, photonics, optoelectronics, and plasmonics
Growth and synthesis of graphene and other two-dimensional materials
2D materials for energy applications
2D materials for biomedical and healthcare applications
2D materials for aerospace and defense industries
Innovation and commercialization
Special Sessions
Terahertz Technologies and Applications
Organizers: Dmitry Ponomarev & Rustam Khabibullin
Special session on Terahertz (THz) technologies will be focused on the discussion of fundamental and applied problems related to the generation and detection of sub-THz and THz radiation as well as its interaction with matter. Our aim is to bring together internationally known experts in the THz field to consider the most critical theoretical and technological insights, discoveries and new fundamental and practical applications. The technical session will cover a wide range of topics including but not limited to photoconductive pulsed and CW emitters/detectors, quantum-cascade lasers, new appearing approaches in THz spectroscopic and imaging systems and other.
Quantum Technologies and Quantum Materials
Organizers: Alex Fedorov
Special session on Quantum technologies and quantum materials will be concentrated on problems of revealing, characterizing, and utilizing specific properties of quantum systems on the level of their individual constituents for developing a new generation of devices and designing new materials. The idea behind this session is to bring together leading experts for the consideration the results of the most advanced studies in the field of quantum technologies as well as for the review recent achievements for the potential applications. This special session will cover the most important topics of quantum technologies that include quantum information processing, quantum sensing, and quantum material design.
Plenary Speakers
Alexey Kavokin
Westlake University / China
Qubits based on split-ring polariton condensates
Manish Chhowalla
University of Cambridge / UK
Van der Waals contacts and single atom catalysis on 2D materials
Luis Martin-Moreno
Universidad de Zaragoza / Spain
Polariton anomalous Hall effect in TMDs
Andrey Chuvilin
CIC nanoGUNE / Spain
Accessibility of chemical kinetics via direct atomic imaging in an electron microscope
Jin Zhang
Peking University / China
Chirality controlled growth of horizontal carbon nanotubes array with designed catalysts
Kaustav Banerjee
UC Santa Barbara / USA
Overcoming fundamental bottlenecks in nanoelectronics with 2D materials
Keynote Speakers
Boris Gorshunov
MIPT / Russia
Terahertz response of water molecules in conditions of nanoconfinement
Yanfeng Zhang
Peking University / China
Wafer scale syntheses and application explorations of transitional metal dichalcogenides
Maria Asensio
Madrid Institute of Materials Science, Spanish Scientific Research Council / Spain
Imaging quantum electronic states in 2D materials using NanoARPES
Denis Bandurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / USA
Electron hydrodynamics: introduction and status
Taiichi Otsuji
Tohoku University / Japan
Terahertz light amplification and lasing in current-driven graphene-channel transistor structures
Konstantinos Papagelis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki & Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences / Greece
Probing the mechanical properties of two-dimensional materials by optical spectroscopy
Klaas-Jan Tielrooij
ICN2 - Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology / Spain
Ultrafast dynamics of charge and heat in 2D materials
Alexey Kuzmenko
Université de Genève / Switzerland
Terahertz and infrared spectroscopy of Landau levels in 2D Dirac materials
Chee Wei Wong
University of California, Los Angeles / USA
Ultrafast solitons and frequency combs in graphene-nitride heterostructures
Gregory Goltsman
Moscow State Pedagogical University / Russia
Superconducting terahertz hot-electron and normal metal bolometer
Elena Polyakova
NUS Centre for Advanced 2D Materials / Singapore
Critical overview of performance of 2D materials and composites
Leonardo Viti
Istituto Nanoscienze Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche / Italy
Terahertz optoelectronics with 2D materials
Artem Mishchenko
University of Manchester / UK
Quantum Hall effect and topological surface states in Bernal and rhombohedral graphite films
Hugen Yan
Fudan University / China
Infrared studies of few-layer black phosphorus
Timur Shegai
Chalmers University of Technology / Sweden
Strong light-matter coupling using TMDC nanophotonics
Kaihui Liu
Peking University / China
Stacking-dependent interlayer couplings in 2D materials
Georgy Shlyapnikov
Russian Quantum Center / Russia
Two-dimensional bosonic systems in disorder
Aran Garcia-Lekue
Donostia International Physics Center / Spain
2D carbon-based nanoelectronics
Angela Vasanelli
Université Paris-Diderot / France
Semiconductor quantum plasmonics
Sergey Kubatkin
Chalmers University of Technology / Sweden
Towards quantum-limited coherent detection of terahertz waves in charge-neutral graphene
Pablo Alonso Gonzalez
University of Oviedo / Spain
Nanooptics in 2D materials
Victor Ryzhii
IUHFSE RAS, MIPT, Tohoku University / Russia - Japan
Graphene/Black Phosphorus-Arsenic Heterostructures and their terahertz and infrared device applications
Manfred Helm
Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf / Germany
THz relaxation dynamics and nonlinear optics in graphene
Andres Castellanos-Gomez
Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid / Spain
Straintronic devices based on 2D materials
Invited Speakers
regularly updated
Sergey NovikovMIPT / Russia |
Nanostructured graphene by silver nanoparticles for SERS applications |
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Ilya BesedinRussian Quantum Center / Russia |
Quantum computing with superconducting circuits |
Vaidotas MiseikisItalian Institute of Technology / Italy |
Crystals on demand: seeded growth of graphene for high-performance optoelectronics |
Alexey RubtsovLomonosov Moscow State University & Russian Quantum Center / Russia |
Collective fluctuations in correlated 2D materials: key to understanding of high-Tc superconductivity in cuprates |
Alexander ChernovMIPT and Russian Quantum Center / Russia |
Optical and magnetic properties of graphene nanoribbons with embedded Co atoms |
Samuel MagorrianUniversity of Manchester / UK |
Interband and intersubband transitions in monolayer and few-layer InSe |
Yahya Moubarak MezianiSalamanca University / Spain |
Terahertz detection using graphene based asymmetric dual grating gates FET |
Pablo AresUniversity of Manchester / UK |
Ultrahigh pressure local tuning of graphene electronic properties |
Evgeniy KiktenkoRussian Quantum Center / Russia |
Towards improving tomography efficiency of noisy intermediate-scale quantum devices |
Jose CaridadTechnical University of Denmark / Denmark |
A graphene-edge ferroelectric molecular switch |
Victor AristovDESY and Institute of Solid State Physics RAS / Germany-Russia |
Nanostructured graphene: growth mechanism, structure, properties, and potential applications |
Ilya SemerikovLebedev Physical Institute RAS / Russia |
Quantum computing and clocks with trapped ions |
Alex FedorovRussian Quantum Center / Russia |
Quantum technologies in Russia: from fundamental physics to applications |
Ke ChenHenan University & Peking University / China |
Conformal growth of multiscale graphene microstructures |
Javier Martín-SánchezUniversity of Oviedo / Spain |
Strain tuning of quantum light in 2D materials |
Nicolas StengerTechnical University of Denmark / Denmark |
Strong light-matter interactions in tungsten disulfide coupled to single-crystalline gold nanodisks |
Denis FateevKotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics / Russia |
Conversion of electromagnetic wave into propagating plasmon in a periodic graphene structure |
Zhenhai WangSkoltech / Russia |
Prediction of 2D materials beyond graphene in USPEX |
Sergey KubatkinChalmers University of Technology / Sweden |
Polymer-encapsulated molecular doped epigraphene for quantum resistance metrology |
Elena MishinaMIREA - Russian Technological University / Russia |
2D-semiconductor based electronic devices |
Moshe Ben ShalomTel Aviv University / Israel |
Momentum, supercurrent, and heat flow in ballistic graphene |
Oleg MininTomsk Polytechnic University / Russia |
All-optical ultrafast THz modulator based on nanostructured wavelength scaled cubic particle with graphene monolayer |
Bernd BeschotenRWTH Aachen University / Germany |
Room temperature spin lifetimes reaching 100 ns in MoSe2 |
Victor KoroteevCIC nanoGUNE / Spain |
Chemical vapor deposition of anisotropic single layers |
Felipe Perez-RodriguezMeritorious Autonomous University of Puebla / Mexico |
Nonlocal optical effects in hyperbolic metamaterials with 2D superconductors |
Stefano AzziniUniversity of Trento / Italy |
2D materials-surface plasmons heterostructures: chiral emitters in chiral optical near fields at room temperature |
Tobias StauberInstituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid / Spain |
Kohn-Luttinger superconductivity and chirality in twisted bilayer graphene |
Reyes CalvoCIC nanoGUNE / Spain |
Spin to charge interconversion in graphene-TMD heterostructures |
Kirill KuznetsovLomonosov Moscow State University / Russia |
Generation of terahertz radiation in antennas based on epitaxial films of semiconductors and topological insulators |
Ekaterina KhestanovaITMO University / Russia |
Control of polariton linewidth in a 2D semiconductor coupled to optical bound states in the continuum |
Vladimir KuznetsovBoreskov Institute of Catalysis / Russia |
Graphene blocks in real multiwalled carbon nanotubes |
Joseph SulpizioWeizmann Institute of Science / Israel |
Imaging electron flow in nanostructures, from the ballistic to the hydrodynamic regime |
Dmitry PonomarevIUHFSE RAS / Russia |
Optical light confinement in terahertz antennas |
Igor IlyakovHelmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf / Germany |
Detection and generation of THz pulses with the use of lithium niobate sandwich-structure and other birefringent materials |
Igor MininTomsk Polytechnic University / Russia |
Fano-induced subdiffraction near-field focusing in masked 2D diffraction grating |
Tetiana SlipchenkoCSIC-Universidad de Zaragoza / Spain |
Excitation of plasmon-polaritons in magnetized charge-neutral graphene |
Federica BiancoIstituto Nanoscienze-CNR and Scuola Normale Superiore / Italy |
Terahertz detection by 2D materials: millimeter scales to nano |
Dumitru DumcencoUniversity of Geneva / Switzerland |
Recent advances in growth of Van der Waals magnetic materials |
Georgy FedorovMoscow Institute of Physics and Technology / Russia |
Tunable graphene based plasmonic interferometer as a terahertz radiation detector |
Davit GhazaryanNational Research University Higher School of Economics / Russia |
Planar and van der Waals heterostructures for vertical tunnelling single electron transistors |
Aleksey KozikovUniversity of Manchester / UK |
Interlayer exciton manipulation in van der Waals heterostructures |
Vladimir StegailovJoint Institute for High Temperatures RAS / Russia |
Atomistic simulation studies of thermal stability of graphite and nucleation of carbon nanostructures |
Stanislav StraupeLomonosov Moscow State University / Russia |
Reconfigurable laser-written integrated photonic circuits for linear optical quantum computing |
Valentin KachorovskiiIoffe Institute / Russia |
Critical phenomena in clean and disordered membranes: application to graphene |
Bin YuZhejiang University / China |
Nano-devices enabled by 2D materials and heterostructures |
Andrey MarkeevMoscow Institute of Physics and Technology / Russia |
Synthesis of large area two-dimensional MoS2 films by sulfurization of atomic layer deposited MoO3 thin film |
Pavel SorokinNUST MISIS / Russia |
Diamondization on 2D level. Can graphene be used in fabrication of ultrathin diamond film? |
Gennady PaninInst. of Microelectronics Technology RAS and NITA, Dongguk University / Russia - South Korea |
2D photoresistive memory |
Jan VavraNeaspec GmbH / Germany |
Real space mapping of polaritons in 2D materials |
Di WeiBeijing Graphene Institute / China |
Introduction of Beijing Graphene Institute |
Alexander SobolevKotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics / Russia |
A distributed terahertz metasurface with cold-electron bolometers for cosmology missions |
Gregory GoltsmanMoscow State Pedagogical University / Russia |
Single-photon photodetectors |
John PartheniosFORTH/ICE-HT / Greece |
CVD production of transition metal dichalcogenides and their heterostructures |
Rustam KhabibullinIUHFSE RAS / Russia |
Limiting factors to the performance and operation frequency range of terahertz quantum cascade laser based on GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructures |
Michele De RegisIstituto Nazionale di Ottica-CNR / Italy |
Terahertz frequency metrology |
Important Dates
20 August
Paper Submission Deadline
(extended deadline)
25 August
Paper Acceptance Results
25 August
Revised Paper Submission Deadline
30 September - 04 October
2D MATERIALS 2019 Congress Days
Proceedings publication
The Conference Proceedings will be published in the AIP Conference Proceedings and indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. Authors must prepare their papers using our Microsoft Word or LaTeX2e templates. Detailed author guidelines for conference proceedings.
Proceedings templates: Microsoft Word templates and LaTeX class file
The conference organizers expect the following materials from you:
A final PDF file of your paper with fonts embedded.
A signed License to Publish Agreement.
Note that for Invited, Keynote and Plenary speakers short abstracts (200 - 300 words) are acceptable.
A special issue of Applied Sciences: "Optics of 2D Materials: Fundamentals and Applications", Guest Editors Prof. Valentyn Volkov, Dr. Alexey Nikitin and Dr. Yury Stebunov (Impact Factor: 2.217 (2018), Q1).
Fees
Participants | After August 31 |
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Senior: | 550€ or 39000 RUB |
Student: | 400€ or 28000 RUB |
Participant (without talk): | 230€ or 16000 RUB |
Accompanying person: | 170€ or 12000 RUB
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Senior (Beijing Graphene Institute): | 340€ or 24000 RUB
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To make a payment by credit card (Visa, Mastercard), click on the "Pay Now" (ASAP).
To ask for the invoice and to make the bank (wire) transfer, please e-mail to 2dmaterials-congress@phystech.edu
Committees
General Co-Chairs
Valentyn Volkov
Organizing Committee Chair
Victor Ryzhii
Program Committee Co-Chair
Alexey Nikitin
Program Committee Co-Chair
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
- Aleksey Arsenin
- MIPT (Russia)
- Vitaly Bagan
- MIPT (Russia)
- Boris Gorshunov
- MIPT (Russia)
- Rustam Khabibullin
- IUHFSE RAS (Russia)
- Igor Minin
- Tomsk Politechnical University (Russia)
- Sergey Morozov
- IMT & HPM RAS (Russia)
- Dmitry Ponomarev
- IUHFSE RAS (Russia)
- Maxim Ryzhii
- University of Aizu (Japan)
- Pavel Sorokin
- NUST MISIS (Russia)
- Yury Stebunov
- University of Manchester (UK)
- Dmitry Svintsov
- MIPT (Russia)
- Artem Voronov
- MIPT (Russia)
- Elena Zhukova
- MIPT (Russia)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
- Denis Bandurin
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)
- Joshua Caldwell
- Vanderbilt University (USA)
- Alex Fedorov
- Russian Quantum Center (Russia)
- Alexander Golubov
- University of Twente (The Netherlands)
- Pablo Alonso González
- University of Oviedo (Spain)
- Sergey Nikitov
- Kotelnikov Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics (Russia)
- Elena Polyakova
- NUS Centre for Advanced 2D Materials (Singapore)
- Taiichi Otsuji
- Tohoku University (Japan)
- Timur Shegai
- Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)
- Michael Shur
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (USA)
Travel Info
The conference venue is Sirius Art & Science Park Sochi, which the one of the best Congress and Exhibition centers in Russia.
The congress center is located at Olympic avenue 1, Sochi, 354340.
VISA
If you need a visa to enter the Russian Federation (see Visa policy of Russia), please apply at the nearest Russian Consulate in your country.
If you need a letter of invitation in order to get a visa please fill in the offered Visa application form.
The fulfilled Visa application form and a double-spread copy of the passport main page (with the photo) should be sent by e-mail to 2dmaterials-congress@phystech.edu. We will send you the invitation letter by mail. In case one applies for the visa not in one’s native country, a copy of the residence permit should be attached. Please note, that your passport must be valid for 6 months before the date of visa expiration.
E-mail address: 2dmaterials-congress@phystech.edu
We recommend you starting the visa formalities as soon as possible.
Accommodation
2D MATERIALS 2019 participants are welcome to stay at Omega Sochi Hotel (Omega Sirius Park) 3* which is 5 minutes walking from the Conference Venue. There are 3 room types to be offered - Standard, Junior Suite and Suite. Breakfast is included. Hotel has sport facilities, 24-hours bar and restaurant. Note that according to Federal Law No. 214-FZ (Russian Federation) hotel guests should pay resort fee taxes which are 10 rubles (approx. 0.15 EUR) per night. Address: Olympic Ave, 3, Adler, Bolshoy Sochi, Krasnodarskiy kray, 354340
We have made a number of reservations in the hotel Omega Sochi (starting 30th September 2019).
Standard Single Room - 4065 rubles or $62 per night (with breakfast), Double - 4900 rubles or $74 per night (with breakfast)
Junior Suite Single Room - 5180 rubles or $79 per night (with breakfast), Double - 6015 rubles or $91 per night (with breakfast)
Suite Single Room - 7410 or $112 per night (with breakfast), Double - 8250 or $125 per night (with breakfast)
To reserve your room, please e-mail to 2dmaterials-congress@phystech.edu with the subject line: Omega Sochi.
Sponsors, Partners & Exhibitors
Platinum Sponsor
BEIJING GRAPHENE INSTITUTE
http://bgi-graphene.com
Beijing Graphene Institute (BGI) was established on 25th Oct. 2016 and supported by the tripartite framework from Beijing municipal government, Peking University and cluster of innovative industry partners. We’re focusing our efforts on game-changing technology solutions for the future graphene industry. Based on the decade work on graphene at Peking University, BGI breaks through a number of key technologies and killer applications in the graphene industry with significant influence. BGI is committed to delivering core technologies for graphene industry, creating an international graphene R&D center based on open innovation, facilitating and leading the development of graphene industry.
Gold Sponsor
neaspec GmbH
www.neaspec.com
Neaspec is dedicated to delivering innovative solutions for nanoscale optical imaging & spectroscopy for researchers in industry and academic institutions. Neaspec's neaSNOM the ultimate nanoanalytic microscopy platform for materials research and photonics enables optical analysis of complex material systems at visible, infrared and terahertz frequencies at a spatial resolution of 10 nm.
Silver Sponsor
IMC Industrial Monitoring and Control
imc-systems.ru
The company presents on the Russian market the scientific equipment of the following companies: Abberior Instruments, Nanosurf, NEASPEC, Lumicks, Instron, Accurion, Micro Materials and other.
Other Sponsors
ЗА НАУКУ
zanauku.mipt.ru
"Za nauku" is a Russian quarterly magazine and Web portal carrying popular science content, which refers to articles for the general reader on science and technology subjects.
Become a sponsor or exhibitor at 2D MATERIALS, one of the largest Academic & Industry gathering in Graphene, 2D Materials and Van der Waals heterostructures.
Download 2D MATERIALS CONGRESS 2019 Sponsorship Proposal
Contact us if you have any questions about sponsorship or exhibition options: 2dmaterials-congress@phystech.edu
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Venue
The conference venue is Sirius Art & Science Park Sochi, which the one of the best Congress and Exhibition centers in Russia
The congress center is located at Olympic avenue 1, Sochi, 354340

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