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ORNALAS - Research project
Periodic Van Der Waals Origamis by Ultrafast Laser Nanotexturing
PhD student: Ana Florencia SUAREZ SABORIO, ED 488 SIS (Science, Engineering, Health)
ABSTRACT
The aim of this project is to find an original method for creating surface fields with a tuneable multiscale texturing, relying on deterministic graphene folds. With this project there should be hope of finding and developing devices at the nanoscale that could be tuned to specific desired physical properties. The idea comes from the Japanese art of origami, having a 2D flat structure that when folded up transforms into a 3D structure, as well as being capable of folding and unfolding perfectly.
Supported graphene surface will be transformed via the uniaxial or biaxial compression of an elastomer substrate. To accomplish this ultrafast laser will be used in order to create engravings on the elastomer thus being able to generate nano and micrometric structures acting as a pattern for the expected folds of the transferred graphene. For this project there will be the need of contribution from engineers and researchers from four different laboratories to accomplish complementary steps. Among the considered possibilities of application there is plasmonic devices, surfaces with tuneable wettability or strong thermal dissipation, tuneable Fresnel lenses, among others.
PUBLICATIONS
No publication available yet.
CONFERENCES
- A.F. Juarez-Saborio, F. Bourquard , A. Piednoir, R. Fulcrand, F. Vialla , V. Barnier, F. Garrelie, and A. San Miguel, Deterministic Graphene folds: technology and applications, Colloque 2022 Société Francophone d’Etudes des Carbones, Nouan-le-Fuzelier - 4-7 Apr. 2022
About the ORNALAS project
RESEARCH AXES
Axis #3
Axis #1
KEYWORDS
Origami, Graphene
DURATION - STATUS
Ongoing until June 2026
PhD STUDENT
Ana Florencia JUAREZ SABORIO (LabHC)
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Florent BOURQUARD (LabHC)
COORDINATING LABORATORY
Hubert Curien Laboratory (LabHC)
PARTNER LABORATORIES
Georges Friedel Laboratory (LGF)
LTDS Laboratory (LTDS)
Institut Lumière Matière (ILM)
PARTNER RESEARCHERS
Vincent BARNIER (LGF)
Christophe DONNET (LabHC)
Frédéric DUBREUIL (LTDS)
Julien FONTAINE (LTDS)
Florence GARRELIE (LabHC)
Alfonso SAN MIGUEL (ILM)
Axis #3
Axis #1
KEYWORDS
Origami, Graphene
DURATION - STATUS
Ongoing until June 2026
PhD STUDENT
Ana Florencia JUAREZ SABORIO (LabHC)
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Florent BOURQUARD (LabHC)
COORDINATING LABORATORY
Hubert Curien Laboratory (LabHC)
PARTNER LABORATORIES
Georges Friedel Laboratory (LGF)
LTDS Laboratory (LTDS)
Institut Lumière Matière (ILM)
PARTNER RESEARCHERS
Vincent BARNIER (LGF)
Christophe DONNET (LabHC)
Frédéric DUBREUIL (LTDS)
Julien FONTAINE (LTDS)
Florence GARRELIE (LabHC)
Alfonso SAN MIGUEL (ILM)