Daniel McEwen, Monash
Topological materials are promising for future low energy electronic device applications. These materials have been predicted to exhibit ballistic transport along their 1D edge. However, experiments have revealed higher resistance than expected.
We aim to characterise the scattering mechanisms causing this resistance in WTe2, a topological material.
About the presenter
Daniel McEwan is a PhD Student at Monash University with CI Michael Fuhrer. In his research, he aims to investigate 2D WTe2 on an insulating substrate, as part of FLEET’s Research Theme 1, Topological Materials.