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Information × Registration Number 0226U002309, (0125U002318) , R & D reports Title The influence of the type of functionalization on the spectral and electrical properties of 2D nanostructures of transition metal dichalcogenides and novel hybrid nanomaterials based on them popup.stage_title Характеризація зразків нефункціоналізованих ДХПМ Head Naumenko Antonina P., Кандидат фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 13-02-2026 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description1 Study the influence of different types and materials of functionalization on the spectral and electrical properties of 2D DCPM nanostructures, which is the basis for developing fundamental principles for creating multicomponent hybrid nanomaterials with controlled and improved optical, electrical, magnetic, etc. properties depending on the field of application. popup.description2 The project is dedicated to studying the influence of the type of functionalization on the spectral and electrical properties of 2D nanostructures of transition metal dichalcogenides (TMD) and the latest 1D/2D/3D hybrid materials based on them. TMD are one of the most promising materials in the field of nanotechnology due to their unique properties, however, for large-scale application in complex systems with controllable properties, it is necessary to improve their spectral and electrical characteristics, one of the key control methods of which is the functionalization of the TMD surface. The aim of the Project is to study the influence of different types and materials of functionalization on the spectral and electrical properties of 2D nanostructures of TMD, which is the basis for developing fundamental principles for the creation of multicomponent hybrid nanomaterials with controllable and improved optical, electrical, magnetic, etc. properties depending on the field of application. To achieve the goal, it is necessary to perform the following tasks: (1) To study the energy spectra of vibrational and electronic elementary excitations of crystals and periodic nanostructures of hexagonal TMD, linear π-electron conjugated systems, and functionalized TMD modifications using optical spectroscopy methods. To assess the possibilities of controlling optical properties for specific applications. (2) To investigate the effect of functionalization on the electronic properties of TMD. (3) Using quantum chemistry methods, to calculate the electronic configurations, positions of energy levels of the ground and higher excited states, and optical transition energies for linear π-electron conjugated systems, TMD monolayers, and hybrid nanosystems based on them. (4) To interpret the obtained experimental data, to develop theoretical models to explain the registered effects. (5) To compare the properties of functionalized TMD with analogues based on carbon-graphite materials. Product Description popup.authors Mykhailo Losytkyy Liudmyla Matzui Iryna Doroshenko Olena Pavlenko Olena Hnatiuk Vladyslav Kudria Oleksandr Navozenko Anatolii Onanko Tatiana Len Liudmyla Vretik Nazarii Tkach Oleg Turkov popup.nrat_date 2026-02-13 Close