WelcomeCurrently the group is exploring 2-Dimensional (2D) materials, such as graphene, dichalcogenides, and their combination in superlattices and hetero-structures in order to develop new electronic devices and photovoltaics compatible with low cost and flexible substrates. In particular, the group has a strong research activity on ink-jet printable 2D-crystal inks, which can be used to enable fabrication of flexible and low-cost devices such as sensors, photodetectors, solar cells, etc. Many of the projects in this area are industry-funded. The group has also a leading activity on the application of Raman spectroscopy to carbon films, nanotubes and graphene.
3 PhD Scholarships available (UK/EU Nationals only)
2 Post-doc positions available! Do you want to JOIN OUR GROUP for a PhD? If you are a talented and strongly motivated student, you can apply for a President’s Doctoral Scholarship Award. Please get in touch with us.
Do you want to JOIN OUR GROUP for a Post-Doc? Are you at the beginning of your research career, with the potential to be world-class? Then you can apply for several prestigious Fellowships. Please get in touch with us.
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Latest News15/04/2019: NEW paper accepted in CARBON! Water-based and Inkjet Printable Inks made by Electrochemically Exfoliated Graphene
09/04/2019: Congratulations to Fatemeh for passing her PhD viva!
09/04/2019: NEW paper accepted in Molecular Systems Design & Engineering! Charge-tunable graphene dispersions in water made with amphoteric pyrene derivatives, 2019, DOI: 10.1039/C9ME00024K
01/02/2019: Focus Issue dedicated to women in 2D Materials - CALL IS NOW OPEN!
19/11/2018: NEW paper accepted in ACS Nano!
All-2D Material Inkjet-Printed Capacitors: Towards Fully-Printed Integrated Circuits, DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.8b06464 01/11/2018: Starting from January 2019, the Casiraghi group will work on a 2.5M Euro research programme, called WASP (Wearable Applications enabled by electronic Systems on Paper), together with researchers from Italy, Spain and Switzerland, and two companies, to investigate emerging electronic applications enabled by nanomaterials on paper. Stay tuned!
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