11 June (Tuesday)
8:50 AM Opening
9:00

Yoshihiro Kubozono (Okayama University(Japan))

Jun Takeya (University of Tokyo (Japan))
Doping molecular semiconductors

9:30

Patrick Amsalem (Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany))
Fermi-level tuning in transition metal dichalcogenides

10:00

Tetsuya Nomoto (RIKEN (Japan))
Transport properties of an organic topological insulator candidate α-(BETS)2I3

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00

Yoshihiro Iwasa (RIKEN (Japan))
Properties and functions of nanomaterials devices

11:45-13:30 Lunch
13:30

Antonio Di Bartolomeo (University of Salerno (Italy))
Ultrathin Films of MoS2, ReS2, and BP and Their Heterojunctions in Back-Gated
Field-Effect Transistors

14:00

Koichi Hayashi (Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan))
Recent applications of X-ray fluorescence holography

14:30

Luca Bignardi (University of Trieste (Italy))
Exploring the properties of 2D materials at surfaces through synchrotron
radiation.

15:00

Ritsuko Eguchi (University of Hyogo (Japan))
Observation of the superstructure in van der Waals ferromagnet Fe5-xGeTe2
by X-ray fluorescence holography

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break
16:00

Roberto Costantini (University of Trieste (Italy))
Tailoring the charge separation barrier at organic semiconductor interfaces

16:30

Tatsuo Hasegawa (University of Tokyo (Japan))Extremely sharp switching operation of printed transistors using highly layered
crystalline organic semiconductors
17:00

Daniele Varsano (CNR, Institute of Nanoscience CNR-NANO (Italy))
Exploring the role of Indirect Excitons in Spectroscopic Properties of 2D
materials: Insight from first principle Many-Body Perturbation Theory

12 June (Wednesday)
9:00

Andrea Candini (CNR ISOF (Italy))
Charge transport in 2D materials thin films: role of surface chemistry,morphology and assembly9:30

Vaidotas Mišeikis (Italian Institute of Technology (Italy))
Scalable synthesis, integration and processing of graphene for high-performing
electronic and photonic devices

10:00

Luca Ottaviano ((University of L'Aquila (Italy))
Emerging oxidized and defective phases in 2D ferromagnetic insulator CrCl3

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00

Riccardo Frisenda (Sapienza University of Rome (Italy))
Local tuning of the electronic properties of ultrathin van der Waals materials

12:00-13:30 Lunch (Group photo (12:00))
13:30

Kenichiro Hashimoto (University of Tokyo (Japan))
Unconventional superconductivity in topological kagome metals

14:00

Daniela Stornaiuolo (University of Naples Federico II (Italy))
Origin and magnetotransport properties of the multifunctional 2DES at theLaAlO3/EuTiO3/SrTiO3(001) interface

14:30

Kosuke Nakayama (Tohoku University (Japan))
Electronic structure in topological kagome metals

15:00

Toru Hirahara (Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan))
Quantum properties of atomic layer films studied by in situ ARPES and transportmeasurements

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break16:00

Marco Salluzzo (CNR SPIN (Italy))
Artificial Multiferroic oxide 2D-electron gas

16:30

Hiroshi Yamamoto (Institute for Molecular Science (Japan))
Novel spintronics devices based on chiral materials

17:00

Simonpietro Agnello (Palermo University (Itary))
2D MoS2 doping and stability in high temperature controlled atmosphere

17:30

Shuichi Iwakiri (Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel))
Tunable quantum interferometers in magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene

19：30-21：00

Banquet13 June (Thursday)
9:00

Hidenori Goto (Okayama University (Japan)
Variable carrier mobility of graphene gated with an ionic liquid

9:30

Federi Bisti (University of L'Aquila (Italy))
Many-body band renormalization in highly doped graphene

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break
10:30

Miuko Tanaka (University of Tokyo (Japan))
Kineticinductancemeasurement

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11:00

Shigeru Kasahara (Okayama University (Japan))
Exotic superconducting state and high-field phase diagram of tetragonal FeSe1xSx

11:30 Closing

Antonio Cassinese (University of Naples II (Italy))