US EU 2D Workshop at a Glance Monday, October 23, Ballroom. Break. Session 2. Lunch. Session 3. Break

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1 US EU 2D Workshop at a Glance Monday, October 23, 2017 Ballroom Registration and fast Session 1 Session 2 Lunch Session 3 Session 4 Posters and Reception Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Arlington Ballston Clarendon Registration and fast Session 5A Session 5B Session 5C Session 6A Session 6B Session 6C Session 7A Lunch Session 7B Session 7C Session 8A Session 8B Session 8C Junior Ballroom Dinner Wednesday, October 25, 2017 Ballroom Registration and fast Session 9 Session 10

2 US EU 2D Workshop, Monday, October 23, 2017 Alan Seabaugh U. Notre Dame Chair Vladimir Falko U. Manchester Co chair Nikhil Shukla U. Notre Dame Scribe Alan Seabaugh U. Notre Dame Welcome and meeting introduction Session 1 Integration James Hwang Lehigh U. Toward 2D CMOS integration Frank Koppens ICFO Graphene CMOS camera for visible and infrared light Thomas Mueller TU Wien 2D nanosheet electronics and optoelectronics Session 2 Challenges in Science and Technology Mark Hersam Northwestern U. Interfacial engineering of twodimensional nanoelectronic Bob Wallace U. Texas at Dallas 2D materials integration: what have we learned? Giulio Cerullo Milan Polytechnic Ultra fast carrier and spin dynamics in 2D semiconductors All Discussion Integration on electronic and optoelectronic platforms Session 3 Quantum Phenomena Klaus Ensslin ETH Zurich 2DM quantum devices Jeremy Levy U. Pittsburgh Correlated nanoelectronics Alberto Morpurgo U. Geneva Gate induced superconductivity in transition metal dichalcogenides All Discussion What are the major scientific questions that should be addressed? Session 4 Government Investment Priorities Jari Kinaret Chalmers U. Graphene flagship: the present status and future plans Dimitris Pavlidis NSF 2 DARE, MIP, DEMREF and other related investments by NSF Kenneth Goretta AFOSR Global investment in basic research by the US Department of Defense Other Government Program Managers 2D related investments

3 US EU 2D Workshop, Monday, October 23, 2017, Poster Session Alan Seabaugh Notre Dame U. Chair Frank Koppens ICFO Co chair Ian Appelbaum Linyou Cao Albert Davydov NIST William Philip Douglas Feng U. Maryland, College Park North Carolina State U. North Carolina State U. Case Western Reserve U. Susan Fullerton U. Pittsburgh Henri Happy U. Lille Angela Hight Walker NIST Tania Roy U. Central Florida Amin Salehi Khojin U. Illinois Chicago Humberto Terrones RPI Fengnian Xia Yale U. Kuanchen Xiong Lehigh U. Intrinsic two dimensional states on the pristine surface of tellurium Room temperature electron hole liquid in monolayer MoS 2 Reversible 2H 1T phase transformation in MoTe2 layers 2D TMDC materials foundry and wafer scale synthesis Highly tunable atomic layer semiconducting 2D nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) Monolayer solid state electrolyte for electric double layer gating of 2D fieldeffect transistors GFET for high frequency applications: impact of process on high frequency noise In operando characterization of 2D heterostructure devices: an overview of NIST s efforts Van der Waals for energy efficient electronics Energy conversion and storage in 2D materials: challenges and opportunities Second harmonic generation of transition metal dichalcogenides alloys and BNC alloys Black phosphorus optoelectronics and electronics Wafer scale 2D MOSFET fabrication on CVD MoS 2 and CMOS substrate Xiaodong Xu U. Washington Monolayer magnets Wenjuan Zhu UIUC Nanoscale electronic and photonic devices based on two dimensional materials

4 US EU 2D Workshop, Tuesday, October 24, 2017, out Session A, Arlington Room Eric Pop Stanford U. Chair Deji Akinwande U. Texas Austin Co chair Philip Feng Case Western U. Scribe Session 5A Vision I Kaustav Bannerjee UC Santa Barbara 2D materials for smart life Eric Pop Stanford U. Electrical, thermal, and (some) unconventional applications of 2D materials Deji Akinwande U. Texas Austin Graphene/2D integration: progress, challenges and applications Session 6A Control, Integration, and Oxides James Hone Columbia U. Dynamic rotational control of van der Waals Volker Sorger George Washington U Roman Engel Herbert Penn State U. Session 7A Growth and Metrology Christopher Hinkle U. Texas at Dallas Joan Redwing Penn State U. Van der Waals layered materials: building the knowledge base, synthesis and devices for the new frontier in nanophotonics Toward integration of 2D materials with functional oxides Back end of line compatible WSe2 FETs grown by MBE on ALD oxides Metalorganic chemical vapor deposition of transition metal dichalcogenides Amalia Patane U. Nottingham From epitaxy to science and technologies of metal chalcogenide van der Waals crystals All Discussion Session 8A Vision II Peide Ye Purdue U. High performance transistor technology enabled by 2D and 1D van der Waals materials Randall Feenstra Carnegie Mellon U. Limits on the performance of 2D interlayer tunneling field effect transistors Spyridon Pavlidis Georgia Tech/North Carolina State U All Discussion Towards low voltage electronic devices using 2D TMD vertical

5 US EU 2D Workshop, Tuesday, October 24, 2017, out Session B, Ballston Room Andras Kis EPFL Chair Susan Fullerton U. Pittsburgh Co chair Tania Roy U. Central Florida Scribe Session 5B Device and Phenomena Andras Kis EPFL Valley/spin devices based on 2D TMDCs Sam Berweger NIST Microwave near field imaging of 2D materials and devices Christoph Stampfer RWTH Aachen Ballistic transport in CVD graphene Session 6B Device and Phenomena Vladimir Falko U. Manchester Magnetic minibands in moiré superlattices in graphene hbn, persistent to high temperatures Dirk Englund Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 2D materials for optoelectronic devices for sensing and communications Josh Robinson Penn State U. Creating and exploring atomicallythin materials and Session 7B New Materials Georg Duesberg Trinity C. Dublin Devices based on PtSe Albert Davydov NIST Phase diagrams for phase change and band gap engineering in TMD materials Joshua Goldberger Ohio State U. Tailoring electronic and magnetic phenomena in new germanium and tin containing 2D materials All Discussion Session 8B Devices and Heterostructures Nikhil Shukla Controlling filament dynamics in U. Notre Dame/ resistive switching devices with 2D U. Virginia interlayers Lincoln Lauhon Northwestern U. Synthesis and characterization of mixed dimensional Gary Steele Delft U. of Technology All Discussion Direct observation of the Josephson inductance of a ballistic graphene Josephson junction using a superconducting cavity

6 US EU 2D Workshop, Tuesday, October 24, 2017, out Session C, Clarendon Room Chair William Vandenberghe U. Texas at Dallas Co chair Gary Steele Delft U. Technology Scribe Session 5C Topological Physics and Devices Vandenbergh William U. Texas at Dallas 2D topological insulator electronics e Recent advances in the fundamental Italian Institute of Marco Polini physics of graphene based van der Technology Waals Peter Armitage John Hopkins U. Low frequency electrodynamics of topological materials Session 6C Nanostructures Marija Drndic U. Pennsylvania Single nanopores and nanopore arrays in two dimensional materials: science and applications Radha Boya U. Manchester Atomically smooth angstrom scale capillaries Charlie Johnson U. Pennsylvania "Beyond" graphene enabled bio nano hybrids for programmable chemical detection Session 7C First Principles Modeling Francois Peeters U. Antwerp Turning the electronic properties of phosphorene: straining, stacking, gating and twisting Kyeongjae Cho U. Texas at Dallas DFT and KMC modeling of TMD Alejandro Strachan Purdue U. Ab initio studies of TMDs: new doping avenues and TMD/metal interfaces All Discussion Session 8C Graphene and More Dmitri Basov Columbia U. Polaritons in two dimensional van der Waals materials Matteo Calandra U. Pierre and Marie Curie Anupama Kaul U. North Texas All Discussion Half metallic multilayer graphene with rhombohedral stacking Van der Waals solids: enabling advances in printed electronics and photosensing applications

7 US EU 2D Workshop, Wednesday, October 25, 2017 James Hwang Lehigh U. Chair Frank Koppens IFCO Co chair Henri Happy U. Lille Scribe Session 9 Fundamental Properties Bart van Wees U. Groningen Spintronics in van der Waals Philip Kim Harvard U. Commensuration and incommensuration in the van der Waals heterojunctions Andrea Ferrari U. Cambridge Light scattering and emission from hetero structures Session 10 Conclusion Eric Pop Stanford U Deji Akinwande U. Texas Austin Report from breakout session A Philip Feng Case Western U. Andras Kis EPFL Susan Fullerton U. Pittsburgh Report from breakout session B Tania Roy U. Central Florida Francois Peeters U. Antwerp William Vandenberghe U. Texas at Dallas Report from breakout session C Gary Steele Delft U. Technology