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We're a research group based in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge.
Our research deals with fundamental aspects of two-dimensional materials synthesized by chemical exfoliation and chemical vapor deposition. We study: phase engineering of 2D materials; low resistance electrical contacts on 2D semiconductors for high performance electronics; metallic 2D materials for energy storage and electrocatalysis; interfaces between 3D complex oxides and 2D; and chemical functionalization of 2D materials.
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Latest News from the Group |
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Seminar by Professor Miryana HemadiProf. Hemadi held a Seminar about her work in the "Applications of functionalized nanoparticles to medical and environmental issues". She covered a range of topics from functionalization, to the different applications like cancer treatment and destroying bacteria.
23rd February 2023 |
MoSTLi has been shortlisted for the #21toWatch in Cambridge!MoSTLi co-founded by Dr. Ismail Sami, Dr. Zhuangnan Li, and Prof. Manish Chhowalla has been shortlisted for the #21toWatch in Cambridge! Congratulations! https://www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/business/amp/revealed-2024-shortl... 7th February 2023 |
Presentations at the LiSTAR Phase 2 ConsortiumThe Cambridge Battery team from Prof. Manish Chhowalla's group went down to London to attend the LiSTAR Consortium. Presentations were also given by our very own Dr. Jung-In Lee, and PhD students, Jeffrey Yang and Esther Gray. 5th February 2023 |
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