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Dr. Kataria significantly contributes towards the research \nactivities at the Chair of Electronics Devices and the Aachen Center for\n Graphene and 2D Materials. His current research interests are towards \nunderstanding the charge transfer across the interface of different 2D \nmaterials, including 2D\/3D heterostructures. Such studies have \nfundamental technological importance given that most of the potential \napplications of 2D materials require a support substrate like silicon. \nAlso, 2D\/2D and 2D\/3D devices have shown great potential for various \napplications as gas-, bio- and optical sensors.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Dr. Kataria will be hosted by Prof. J. P. Singh, who works in GLAD \nand the Nano-CVD lab, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi and will be \nsupported by Prof. B. R. Mehta working as Dean at Research & \nDevelopment, IIT Delhi. Dr. Kataria\u2019s research proposal targets \ncharge-transfer at the nano-scale across the interface of \nheterostructured 2D\/2D and 2D\/3D hybrid devices using experimental \nfacilities available at IIT Delhi. His studies are expected to \ncontribute to fundamental understanding of 2D device limits and \nopportunities. The research stay will foster and strengthen the exchange\n of expertise and people between RWTH Aachen and IIT Delhi in the field \nof 2D materials.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dr. Satender Kataria from the Chair of Electronic Devices at RWTH Aachen University has been granted a Theodore von K\u00e1rm\u00e1n Fellowship to visit the Department of Physics, IIT Delhi as a visiting scholar. The K\u00e1rm\u00e1n Fellowship allows scientists to conduct a research project of their own choice in co-operation with a foreign host institute. The … <\/p>\n