NanoNerds | Welcome to Flatland! Two-Dimensional Materials in the Quantum Age – Pablo Jarillo-Herrero @NanoNerds | Uploaded August 2017 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
One of the world’s leading experts in 2D materials, MIT Professor Pablo Jarillo-Herrero tells the compelling tale of their Nobel Prize-winning discovery and of subsequent investigations into their extraordinary properties. Using simple language, creative animation, and everyday analogies, Prof. J-H will have you understanding why graphene has set the physics world on fire in the last decade and how it mimics the giant atom-smasher at CERN as a miniature platform for studying ultrarelativistic physics. With that under your belt, Prof. J-H ventures farther, illuminating the strange new world of 2D heterostructures and “twistronics,” and their potential applications in electronics, sensing, and engineering. (24 min) Produced with funding from NSF Award # DMR-1231319; written and designed by Pablo Jarillo-Herrero and Carol Lynn Alpert, directed by Carol Lynn Alpert; video production by Sound & Vision Media. ©2017 Museum of Science.
One of the world’s leading experts in 2D materials, MIT Professor Pablo Jarillo-Herrero tells the compelling tale of their Nobel Prize-winning discovery and of subsequent investigations into their extraordinary properties. Using simple language, creative animation, and everyday analogies, Prof. J-H will have you understanding why graphene has set the physics world on fire in the last decade and how it mimics the giant atom-smasher at CERN as a miniature platform for studying ultrarelativistic physics. With that under your belt, Prof. J-H ventures farther, illuminating the strange new world of 2D heterostructures and “twistronics,” and their potential applications in electronics, sensing, and engineering. (24 min) Produced with funding from NSF Award # DMR-1231319; written and designed by Pablo Jarillo-Herrero and Carol Lynn Alpert, directed by Carol Lynn Alpert; video production by Sound & Vision Media. ©2017 Museum of Science.
