2D Materials for Future Physical Computing

In this talk, I will show how 2D materials open up unprecedented opportunities for harnessing new physics to advance physical computing. I will present our findings on Wigner crystals and ferroelectricity in graphene moiré systems, and show how adjusting the interface potential barrier in 2D heterostructures can lead to the development of future computing devices. Our initial explorations on new physical computing schemes and our vision of future physical computing will also be discussed.