2D_Mat_Lab/ Aleksandar Matkovic

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Our research interests are mostly interconnecting between the fields of materials science, solid state physics, and nanoelectronics; focusing on experiments and device fabrication. The core of our research rests in two-dimensional (2D) materials and hybrid mixed-dimensional van der Waals heterostructures. We are stirred by nature, as by self-assembly processes seen in biological systems and complex yet pristine crystal structures (minerals) which elude synthesis or even prediction by the state‑of‑the‑art techniques. Inspired by such natural systems, we seek novel fabrication concepts based on self‑assembly and self‑alignment processes, 2D minerals, and new nanotechnology device concepts in the fields of nanoelectronics, plasmonics, and neuromorphic/synaptic electronics.

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Matkovic's lab

Dr. Aleksandar Matkovic

Senior Scientist

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Bio:

Dr Matkovic finished his PhD in 2015 at the University of Belgrade, on the topic of optical properties of graphene. After a postdoc at Texas A&M at Qatar, he joined MUL at the Institute of Physics.

Fellowships, Projects and awards:

2017 Lise Meitner Fellowship by the FWF on the topic of guided self-assembly on 2D materials.
2019 he got awarded a Joint Bilateral project ( 4 years duration) with Tomsk Polytechnics on the topic on 2D-nanoribbon fabrication.
In 2020 FWF START prize on magnetic 2D materials,
2022 an ERC Starting grant on the topic of 2D ferric insulators.

Since 2020, he is working as a Senior Scientist and a group leader (Matkovic's Lab) at MUL.

Matkovic' Lab/members

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ERC Starting Grant for Dr. Aleksandar Matkovic

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Dr. Aleksandar Matkovic is one of this years awardees of a prestigious Starting grant issued by the European Research Council. Via this grant, Dr Matkovic and his research team work on novel functional 2D insulators, and interfaces for neuromorphic computing.