(MAD2D) Two-dimensional (2D) disruptive materials for the new technological transformation

Project details

Proyecto MAD2D-CM “MATERIALES DISRUPTIVOS BIDIMENSIONALES (2D)” financiado por la
Comunidad de Madrid, el Estado a través del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia, y la
Unión Europea a través de los fondos NextGeneration EU.
Project coordinator: Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Project period: 01/01/2021 – 31/12/2025

IMDEA Materials' researchers

Prof. Javier Llorca

Dr. Juan José Vilatela

Dr. Maciej Haranczyk

Abstract

MAD2D proposes the study of nanomaterials with advanced functionalities, including, among others, graphene and other 2D materials, smart materials and nanostructured materials that may have direct applications in strategic sectors such as energy, the environment, electronics, ICTs or health. This study is framed within the Materials Science and includes the following aspects:

  • design, preparation and processing of materials and devices;
  • study of their physical and/or chemical properties through
    experimental techniques and theoretical modelling;
  • application development.

These actions are divided into 3 lines of action:

  1. Graphene and other 2D Materials;
  2. Materials for Energy Environment;
  3. Smart materials with advanced functionalities.

Partners

MAD2D is a consortium of 5 partners. The project coordinator is the Complutense University of Madrid, and partners are: IMDEA Materials, IMDEA Nanoscience, Technical University of Madrid and Autonomous University of Madrid.

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