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[Zimányiné Horváth Vera <Vera.Horvath AT eli-alps.hu>]

MEGHÍVÓ az ELI ALPS Functional Nanoengineering: Materials for the Future c. 
workshopjára


Helyszín:             az ELI ALPS konferenciaterme (Szeged, Wolfgang Sandner 
utca 3.)
Időpont:             2023. április 27., 9:30

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Program:

9:30 - 9:40         Gábor Szabó (ELI-ALPS) - Welcome notes

9:40 - 10:30       Pulickel M. Ajayan (Rice University) - Materials Design 
through NanoEngineering

The last two decades in engineering sciences have been dominated by 
spectacular discoveries in nanotechnology. This talk will focus on some of 
these developments and in particular the challenges and opportunities in 
designing and synthesizing functional nanoengineered materials. The talk will 
discuss several classes of materials, for example, carbon-based 
nanostructures and two-dimensional structures, and the impact of bottom-up 
engineering on the design of material systems relevant to many areas of 
applications including energy, structural, chemical, and electronics. Several 
aspects that include synthesis, processing and manufacturing of materials 
will be broadly discussed to convey the goals of achieving functional 
nanoengineered materials.

10:30 - 11:20    Róbert Vajtai (Rice University) - sp2 to sp3 Materials for 
Ultrawide- Bandgap Electronics

State-of-the-art electronics is one of the driving forces in materials 
development. While the development of the most widely appreciated new 
materials target mini(nano)aturization and low energy dissipation, some 
applications request development in the opposite direction: developing 
devices for high-power and high-frequency electronics. In this talk, I 
summarize the properties of the most important UWBG materials and talk about 
our work on the growth and characterization of diamond and boron nitride for 
applications in advanced electronics.

11:20 - 12:10    Levente Tapasztó (Centre for Energy Research) - Engineering 
the Properties of 2D TMC Crystals by Structural Modifications down to Atomic 
Level

Transition metal chalcogenides (TMCs) are among the most widely studied 
two-dimensional (2D) materials, second only to graphene. In this talk, I will 
discuss our various contributions to the field of 2D TMC materials: their 
large-area exfoliation, revealing their intrinsic defect structure, and how 
it affects the electronic structure, strain engineering of their band gap, as 
well as their atomic-level structural modification for engineering their 
properties.

12:10 - 13:00    Katalin Varjú (ELI-ALPS) - Commissioning Progress and User 
Access at the ELI ALPS Research Institute

The primary mission of the ELI ALPS research facility in Szeged, Hungary is 
to provide laser and secondary light and particle sources in the form of 
ultrashort bursts with high repetition rates. Energetic coherent light pulses 
of few optical cycles are available from the terahertz (1012 Hz) to the X-ray 
(1018 - 1019 Hz) frequency range. ELI ALPS will be dedicated to study 
extremely fast dynamics by taking snapshots in the attosecond scale of the 
electron dynamics in atoms, molecules, plasmas and solids. The parallel 
existence of these secondary sources and state of the art lasers including 
PW-class lasers within the same facility, offers unique time-resolved 
investigation possibilities for both nonrelativistic and relativistic 
interaction of light with all the four phases of matter. ELI ALPS will also 
pursue research with ultrahigh intensity lasers.
The constructed buildings house the laser equipment, secondary sources, 
target areas, laser preparation and other special laboratories, including 
4.000m2 of clean rooms. It also provides sufficient administration space for 
approximately 250 researchers and support staff. There are seminar, meeting 
and conference rooms. There are also electrical, mechanical and optical 
workshops. These state-of-the-art facilities require specialised engineering 
design and cutting-edge implementation of the latest technology for vibration 
levels, thermal stability, relative humidity, clean room facilities and 
radiation protection conditions. The ELI-ALPS is approaching the end of the 
construction phase for the main priority being the installation and 
commissioning of the remaining research technology.

A workshop angol nyelvű.
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Üdvözlettel:
Horváth Vera

Vera HORVÁTH (Ms)
Head of Science Outreach Centre

ELI ALPS, ELI-HU Non-Profit Ltd.
H-6728 Szeged, Wolfgang Sandner utca 3.
Mobile: +36 70 491 14 12
E-mail: Vera.Horvath AT eli-alps.hu<http://Vera.Horvath AT eli-alps.hu/>
Website: www.eli-alps.hu<http://www.eli-alps.hu/>
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