- 8 Sequences
- Advanced Level
- Starts on April 22, 2020
- Ends on June 17, 2020
Graphene Science and Technology
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Course details
Syllabus
- How to assess if and how graphene can be used in different electronic products to improve, enhance or add new properties
- Basic knowledge on how to perform graphene material synthesis experiments
- How to understand and appreciate scientific articles on graphene research
- Knowledge of other areas in which graphene has great potential
- Decide whether or not graphene can contribute to your career advancement - be it in academia or industry
Prerequisite
In order to benefit fully from this course you should have an adequate knowledge of general physics and university level mathematics.
Instructors
Jie Sun
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