Research Description
The discovery of Dirac materials such as graphene has driven the rise of the topological era in condensed matter physics. Two-dimensional (2D) Weyl semimetals, which is a spin-polarized version of graphene, offer an ideal platform for exploring the properties of Weyl fermions. However, the 2D Weyl band structure is generally unstable and highly challenging to realize in solid-state materials.
Guang Bian aims to develop a systematic method to synthesize 2D Weyl semimetals and explore exotic electromagnetic properties of Weyl fermion states in low dimensions.
Research Impact
Dr. Bian’s work could open the door to using 2D Weyl fermions as carriers for energy-efficient electronics and quantum information science. The 2D Weyl semimetals with unique electromagnetic properties could not only provide optimal base materials for fundamental science but also enable a new generation of electronics and spintronics with super performance.
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