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25.03.2024 - 27.03.2024 Student exchange with PTB Braunschweig

Peter and Christoph visited the PTB Braunschweig for three days this week as part of a student exchange within the DFG research group FOR5242. In the clean room center there, they prepared and characterized epitaxial graphene layers.

17.03.2024 - 22.03.2024 DPG Spring Meeting - Condensed Matter Section Berlin (GER)

This week the annual DPG spring meeting on the condensed matter section took place in Berlin. The Technical Physics working group contributed to the exploration of proximity effects in intercalated epitaxial graphene and the investigation of high-entropy alloys.

22.02.2024 Peter defended his thesis

02.02.2024 Fabians latest publication is online

Fabians current paper with the title Transfer doping of epitaxial graphene on SiC(0001) using Cs was published today in 2D Materials. It is available here.

07.12.2023 Franzi defended her thesis

27.11.2023 Susis latest paper is published (Editors Choice)

Today, Susis latest publication Quasi-Freestanding Graphene via Sulfur Intercalation: Evidence for a Transition State was posted online in Advanced Materials Interfaces as Editors Choice. It ist available here.

11.09.2023 - 15.09.2023 retreat meeting FOR5242 Achen Lake (AUT)

This week, a project meeting of the Research Unit FOR5242 took place. In addition to scientific exchange, the participants used the time for hikes, swimming or other social activities.

17.08.2023 Niclas defended his thesis

23.07.2023 New paper is online

A new paper in collaboration with the Tautz group from FZ Jülich, the Tegenkamp group from Chemnitz University of Technology and the Starke group from the MPI for Solid State Research has been published in Advanced Materials Interfaces. Domain Boundary Formation Within an Intercalated Pb Monolayer Featuring Charge-Neutral Epitaxial Graphene is now available here. Furthermore, an interview with the two first authors has been published on the sites of the TUC.

09.06.2023 Holger's latest publication has been published

Holger was able to publish his latest paper in Advanced Materials entitled Fabrication of Single-Crystalline CoCrFeNi Thin Films by DC Magnetron Sputtering: A Route to Surface Studies of High-Entropy Alloys. It is available here.

27.04.2023 Shrinidhi defended her thesis

Shrinidhi Ramasubramanian succesfully defended her master thesis Low Temperature Monitoring of Rapid Thermal Processing Tool (in cooperation with X-FAB Semiconductor Foundries GmbH in Erfurt) today. Congratulations on a great performance!

08.12.2022 Fabian defended his thesis

Fabian Göhler defended his PhD thesis Oberflächenphysikalische Untersuchungen an ferekristallinen Dünnschichten und van-der-Waals Heterostrukturen. Super strong performance! Congrats to Fabian!

19.10.2022 New joint paper with FZ Jülich

Together with the Tautz group from FZ Jülich, a new paper was published in Physical Review B. The Work with the title Vertical structure of Sb-intercalated quasifreestanding graphene on SiC(0001) can be found here (subscription needed). Congrats to all the authors, especially You-Ron, Susanne and Philip!

07.10.2022 Peter defended his thesis

Peter Henning successfully defended his bachleor thesis Sputterdeposition von einkristallinen Dünnschichten der Hoch-Entropie-Legierung CoCrFeNi. He performed excellently! Congrats to Peter!

22.07.2022 Eric defended his thesis

Ha Kit (Eric) Wong successfully defended his master thesis Sputter deposition and characterization of HEA thin films on crystalline substrates. He did very well! Congratulations to Eric!

07.07.2022 Fabians latest paper is online

Fabian's latest paper in Nanoscale has just been published online as an Advance Article. The paper titled Modulation doping and charge density wave transition in layered PbSe-VSe₂ ferecrystal heterostructures is now available here (subscription required). Congratulations Fabian!

01.07.2022 Philip successfully defended

Today Philip Schädlich successfully defended his dissertation Surface Physics Investigations on Graphene-Substrate Interaction. He did very well and can now look forward to holding his doctoral certificate in his hands soon. Congratulations Philip!