Engineering Strong Electron-Phonon Coupling With Nanoscale Interfaces

Explore the fascinating world of engineered 2D quantum materials in this 21-minute conference talk by Shreya Kumbhakar. Delve into the topic of "Engineering Strong Electron-Phonon Coupling With Nanoscale Interfaces" as part of the ENGINEERED 2D QUANTUM MATERIALS program. Learn about recent developments in emergent electronic, magnetic, and topological phenomena in two-dimensional synthetic structures of quantum materials. Discover how reduced dimensionality and frustrated coupling across 2D interfaces can lead to new electronic band structures and host emergent behaviors. Gain insights into artificially engineered heterostructures, including oxide interfaces, twisted van der Waals materials, and other novel moire or layered materials. Explore topics such as magnetism, topological superconductivity, flat bands, correlated phenomena, and quantum simulators using engineered 2D materials. This talk is part of a comprehensive workshop bringing together physicists and materials scientists with complementary experimental and theoretical expertise, offering a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge in this cutting-edge field of quantum materials research.