Workshop 1: Twistronics, 2D Magnetism and Topological Phenomena

The workshop will address emerging quantum transport properties in multilayer 2D materials based on interface engineering and twistronics applications. A particular focus on the impact of magic angles on electronic, vibrational or magnetic properties as well as topological phases occurring in such systems. Impact on spin transport properties and other topological phenomena will be also considered.

This workshop will focus on the progress of the chemical approaches towards graphene and related 2D materials. Top-down chemical exfoliation and bottom-up growth and synthesis of GRMs, as well as the chemical functionalization of GRMs with covalent and non-covalent approaches leading to tunable properties will be presented. Other topics including hierarchical hybrid structures, polymer composites, solution processing, electrocatalysis & photocatalysis, functional foams, membranes and coatings of GRMs will be also presented.

This workshop aims at presenting recent theoretical advances and simulation studies of optical, magnetic and spin transport phenomena in graphene, two-dimensional materials (2DM), as well as more complex vdW heterostructures. Emphasis will be given to concepts such as valleytronics, dynamics of excitons, as well as the emerging field of twistronics. A particular focus will be also given to the physics emerging from 2D magnetic materials and their interfacing with other 2DM such as TMD and others to trigger spintronic applications.

This workshop will cover all bottom-up 1D and 2D nanostructures made from graphene and other materials, such as nanoporous graphene, graphene nanoribbons, 2D organic materials and so on. From growth to device fabrication, from fundamental and applied properties in sensing, electronics and quantum technologies. All related emerging classes of materials will be considered in the perspectives of novel nanoscale applications and technologies.

the physical properties of 2D materials such as optical, electronic transport, chemical reactivity, and so on. The combination of materials with different mechanical and electronic properties will be also considered given the multiple use of 2D materials-based composites in a variety of applications including material reinforcement, anticorrosion, optical or mechanical detectors, nanoelectromechanical systems and so forth

The workshop focuses on recent advances and challenges in the characterization of 2D materials, van der Waals architectures and 2D material-based devices. Properties and phenomena investigated at the mesoscopic, nano and atomic scales using diverse advanced techniques will be covered, e.g. growth, defects, chemical functionalization, heterojunctions, charge transfer and dynamics, light emission, device operation. The scope will include a wide range of characterization methods that are critical for the study of 2D materials, such as microscopy, spectroscopy and transport / photo-transport measurements. The workshop will also address multimodal/multidimensional approaches that allow a simultaneous acquisition of several information channels (e.g. structural/chemical, structural/opto-electronic…), in-situ manipulations, time-resolved measurements and operando characterization

A series of targeted talks given by Invited speakers will be followed by oral contributions selected from the Graphene 2025 submissions on all workshops mentioned above.