2D Materials for Ubiquitous Electronics

The interest in two dimensional (2D) materials is rapidly spreading across all scientific and engineering disciplines due to their exquisite physical properties which not only provides a platform to investigate new and intriguing phenomena but also promises solutions to many imminent technological challenges. With the emergence of the era of Internet of Things (IoT), the 2D layered materials like graphene, MoS2, WSe2, Black Phosphorus, and many more are finding their widespread applications in conventional electronics, flexible electronics, straintronics, self-powered electronics, optoelectronics and even in brain inspired electronics. Low cost and high yield synthesis of pristine quality of these 2D materials is critical towards their commercial implementation. In my talk, I will provide a holistic understanding of 2D materials starting from a novel electrochemical method of synthesizing monolayers of various 2D materials to their eventual ubiquitous applications in various branches of electronics [1]–[20].