Kian Ping Loh completed his Ph.D degree in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, University of Oxford in 1996. He is currently the Provost’s Chair professor in the National University of Singapore and also the Head of 2D Materials Research in the Centre for Advanced 2D Materials. He is also the associate editor of the American Chemical Society journal Chemistry of Materials and serves on the international advisory board of journals such as Advanced Functional Materials, Materials Horizon and 2D Materials. His research interests interface between materials science, chemistry and physics. Recently his team has been studying 2D quantum materials, which include 2-D hybrid perovskites, Weyl semimetals and other topological materials. K. P. Loh was conferred the President’s Science Award in Singapore in 2014 and the American Chemical Society’s ACS Nano Lecture award in 2013. He currently has a google Hirsch index of 107 and has been on Clavirate’s highly cited list for Chemistry, Physics and Materials Science.