Credits: 3
Lecturers: Pao, Chun-Wei (RCAS) and Lee, Wei-Li
(IoP)
Classroom: P101 Meeting Room, IoP
Class hour: Wednesday, 09:10-12:00
Course overview: (updated on 2/25)
This course will cover the following topics:
PART I: From Feb. 24th to April 13th by Dr. Chun-Wei Pao
How and why do nanomaterials form?
Date |
Topic |
2/24 |
Introduction and review of thermodynamics |
3/2 |
Capillary |
3/9 |
Diffusion: Elementary Concepts |
3/16 |
Diffusion under External Fields |
3/23 |
Diffusion and Self-Assembly |
3/30 |
Phase Separation |
4/6 |
Nucleation and Growth |
4/13 |
Special Topics in Nucleation and Growth – Growth Kinetics of 2D materials |
References
- Robert T. DeHoff, ”Thermodynamics in Materials Science“, McGraw-Hill
- D.A. Porter and K.E. Easterling, ”Phase Transformations in Metals and Alloys“, Taylor & Francis
PART II: From April 20th to June 6th by Dr. Wei-Li Lee
Carbon nanostructure
Date |
Topic |
4/20 |
0D system, carbon-based buckyballs (fullerene) |
4/27 |
2D system, emerging material : graphene |
5/4 |
1D system, carbon nanotube |
Nanomagnetism and Spintronics
Date |
Topic |
5/11 |
Introduction to magnetism |
5/18 |
Magnetic Nanostructure |
5/25 |
Spintronics (I) |
6/1 |
Spintronics (II) |
6/8 |
Other novel materials and their physical property |
6/15 |
Study group oral presentation lunch boxes provided |
6/22 |
Final exam |
Scoring:
50% final exam + 30 % oral presentation + 20 % class attendance