2D quantum heterostructures investigated by the QSPLEEM at the Molecular Foundry
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Abstract
Assembly of atomically thin 2D materials have enabled emerging possibility of precise control of the symmetry and quantum properties of matter. The interfaces of the 2D heterostructures present a plethora of measurables that are important for both fundamental understanding of matter and applications in quantum information science (QIS). At the Molecular Foundry, we used the newly commissioned, one-of-its-kind, the quantum spin-polarized microscope (QSPLEEM), in conjunction with scanning probe microscopes (SPM), and a home-built scanning confocal Raman/PL spectro-microscope, to investigate the heterogeneity, electronic, magnetic and opto-electronic properties of 2D heterostructures. We showcase the capability of image and manipulation of 2D quantum heterostructures with multiple degrees of freedom, including but not limited to: charge, spin, symmetry and light-matter interaction.
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Presenters
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Zhongwei Dai
- Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory