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Biotechnology Congress 2018 & Emerging Materials 2018

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EMERGING MATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY

BIOTECHNOLOGY

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Annual Congress on

Global Congress on

Joint Event on

Biomedical Research

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ISSN: 0976-1683

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Volume 29

Paola De Padova, Biomed Res 2018, Volume 29 | DOI: 10.4066/biomedicalresearch-C4-009

SILICENE AND MULTILAYER SILICENE

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p to now, silicene, one atom thick honeycomb-like arranged silicon sheet,

and multilayer silicene have represented an interesting challenge either for

the synthesis of new Si allotrope (2012, 108, 155501, Phys. Rev. Lett.) or the

birth of the emerging topic on two-dimensional (2D) elemental materials (2018,

41, 175, Rivista del Nuovo Cimento) and 2D Van der Waals heterostructures

(2013, 19, 499 Nature; 2016, 353, 6298, Science). Beyond graphene, one atom

thick honeycomb arranged carbon sheet, whose discovery deserved in 2010

Physics Nobel Prize

(Nobelprize.org)

: “For the groundbreaking experiments

regarding the two-dimensional material graphene”, Silicon is the first element

of group 14 manifested both exotic structural and electronic properties,

showing Dirac cone and electron fermions quasiparticle behavior, nevertheless

its no free standing peculiarity (2013, 102, 163106, App. Phys. Lett.; 2013, 25,

382202, J. Phys. Condens. Matter). Multilayer silicene, already synthesized on

both single crystal Ag(111) (2014, 1, 0211003, 2D Materials; 2016, 3, 031011,

2D Materials) and on Si(111) after the interface formation of Si(111)-√3×√3 Ag

(2017, 121, 27182, J. Phys. Chem. C), displayed the ambipolar character in the

realization of the first multilayer silicene-based field effect transistor (2017, 11,

3376, ACS Nano).

Acknowledgments

“With the contribution of the Italian Foreign Affairs Ministry and of International

Cooperation, General Direction for the Italy Country system promotion”.

Biography

Paola De Padova Senior Scientist, with over 20

years of work experience at the National Research

Council, Institute of Structure of Matter, Rome, Ita-

ly. Well known and appreciated worldwide for her

research in the surface science physics, with spe-

cial attention to two-dimensional (2D) nanostruc-

tures and 2D systems;

Pioneer in the synthesis of new allotropic form of

silicon, namely Silicene, one atom thick silicon lay-

er arranged in honeycomb structure, contributing

significantly to the development of 2D elementary

systems beyond graphene worldwide.

Author of more than 80 manuscripts published in

International journals of high reputation and im-

pact factor; H-index is 26 and she has been serving

as an editorial board member of reputed Journals

such as Journal Physics Condensed Matter and

Associated Editor of 2D Materials, from IOP.

Paola.Depadova@ism.cnr.it

Paola De Padova

Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche, Italy