MAT 526 Two-dimensional Materials and Applications
In this course, students will learn the remarkable phenomena occurring at lower dimensions which are universally applicable to a wide range of two- dimensional materials and their heterostructures. The course will provide the fundamental physics&chemistry knowledge required to understand the macroscopic behaviors two- dimensional materials starting from graphene and spanning a wide range of spectrum including graphyne, boron nitride, transition metal dichalcogenides, silicene, germanene, phosphorene, antimonene, nitrogene, metal hydroxides and polymers in two-dimensional networks. This course will also present important applications of two-dimensional materials in energy storage/harvesting, carbon capture and water filtering devices as well as discussing the quantum effects such as superconductivity, superlubricity and nano-capacitance that can be observed in low-dimensional materials. The course is research oriented and successful students will be able to contribute to research papers at the end of the course.
Needs first MAT 509 or PHYS 555
Lecture — MAT 526
| Section | When | Where | Instructor | CRN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Mon 13:40–16:30 | FMAN G065 | Ongun Özçelik | 21732 | syllabus |
MAT 526 — Sabancı Üniversitesi Spring 2026-2027 ders programı: section'lar, saatler, derslikler, CRN'ler ve syllabus bağlantıları.