Frank Koppens interviewed by the Graphene Council
ICFO Group Leader interviewed for leading research on revolutionizing the ways in which ICs operate
February 26, 2017
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Noting that Spain is at the center of new research that seeks to revolutionize the way in which integrated circuits (ICs) operate, the Graphene Council interviewed for their newsletter Prof. Frank Koppens, leader of the Nano-Optoelectronics group at ICFO and Jesus de la Fueta from Graphenea, about recent joint research findings that leverages the capability of two-dimensional (2-D) materials to compress the wavelengths so that they operate in much smaller dimensions. The article, entitle “Leveraging 2-D Materials for Optoelectronics” highlights the roles of both organizations in the creation of an innovation ecosystem.
Noting that Spain is at the center of new research that seeks to revolutionize the way in which integrated circuits (ICs) operate, the Graphene Council interviewed for their newsletter Prof. Frank Koppens, leader of the Nano-Optoelectronics group at ICFO and Jesus de la Fueta from Graphenea, about recent joint research findings that leverages the capability of two-dimensional (2-D) materials to compress the wavelengths so that they operate in much smaller dimensions. The article, entitle “Leveraging 2-D Materials for Optoelectronics” highlights the roles of both organizations in the creation of an innovation ecosystem.