Superior School of Physics and Industrial Chemistry Paris (ESPCI)
Ile-de-France (FR1) · France
ERC Starting Grant · 2019
Creating the new generation of 2D light emitters
Semiconductor nanocrystals (NCs) have size tuneable optical features. Among them, nanoplatelets (NPLs) are 2D NCs with especially well controlled optical features. As a result, these are the semiconductor nanoparticles with the narrowest luminescence signal, which make them very appealing for light emission application and in particular large gamut displays. In the Ne2DeM project, the NPLs will be used as a platform for the design of a new generation of light emitters which applications span from display lightning, to infrared sensing or 3D imaging displays. The development of a new tool box based on NPLs will be the main ambition of the Ne2DeM project. More specifically I intend to develop…
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