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Novel (2D) Materials and Their Applications 2026

Join Oxford Instruments Experts at the workshop

We are honoured to be a sponsor of the Workshop on “Novel (2D) Materials and Their Applications”, which will be held at the RWTH Aachen University, Germany. 

The event will focus on recent advances and future perspectives of two-dimensional materials in electronic applications,  highlighting novel device concepts, materials integration, and emerging technologies.

For further information, visit the workshop's webpage. 

The Oxford Instruments team looks forward to welcoming you to the workshop at our booth to discuss your current projects and workflows.  If you're interested in arranging a meeting with us during the event, please complete the form below.

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Location

Aachen | Germany

Date

3-4 March 2026

Business

Plasma Technology

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Meet our Experts

Dr Harm C.M. Knoops
Dr Harm C.M. Knoops

Dr Harm C.M. Knoops

Date: TBC

Talk Title: .........................


Dr Harm C.M. Knoops is the Atomic Scale Segment expert at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology and holds a part-time assistant professorship position at the Eindhoven University of Technology. His work covers the fields of (plasma-based) synthesis of thin films, advanced diagnostics and understanding and developing plasma ALD, plasma ALE and growth of 2D materials. His main goals are to improve and advance atomic scale processes and applications for Oxford Instruments and its customers.


Amir Ghiami

Scientific Researcher at Oxford Instruments

Amir Ghiami

Date: TBC

Poster title: Plasma-enhanced ALD Strategies for Clean Interfaces and Dielectric Growth on 2D Materials

Dr Amir Ghiami is a researcher at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, currently based at AMO GmbH in Germany. He specialises in epitaxial growth, damage-free dielectric deposition, and characterisation of 2D materials, as well as their integration into device structures for different (opto-)electronic applications. He is committed to delivering innovative solutions using Oxford Instruments’ tools to overcome key challenges in the 2D material field and strengthen the company’s position in this area.

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