Latest News
| New PhD position available 2019-01-10  A position for a Ph.D. student in scanning probe microscopy is available in our group. The project titled Quantum Limited Atomic Force Microscopy EU-project Q-AFM. The aim is to apply the quantum-limited force sensor using techniques presently explored in quantum opto-mechanical systems. | ||
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| New PhD student 2019-01-04 Alexina Ollier started a PhD with us. She will work on "Nanoscale mechanical energy dissipation in quantum systems and 2D-materials". | ||
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| New master student 2018-10-23 Dan Scherrer started his masterproject with us. He will work on "ammonia formation in N2/H2-plasma". | ||
| Research highlighted in the University news. 2018-10-10  Our results from the collaboration with the group of Prof. Housecroft from the department of chemistry is highlighted in the University News. | ||
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| New Ph.D. position 2018-09-28 A position for a Ph.D. student in scanning probe microscopy is available in our group. The project titled Nanoscale mechanical energy dissipation in quantum systems and 2D-materials is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. The aim is to study atomic scale energy dissipation phenomena. | ||
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| New PhD Student 2018-09-04 Sebastian Scherb started a Ph.D. in our group. He will work on electrospray deposition and ncAFM imaging at room temperature of large organic molecules. | ||
| New Masterproject student 2018-08-08 Arsalan Saeedi started his masterproject with us. He will work on "ammonia formation in N2/H2-plasma". | ||
| New article in Nature Communication 2018-07-31  Our work about energy dissipation on single atomic defects on SrTiO3 surface, performed in collaboration with Trieste theory group is published in Nature Communication. | ||
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| New article in Angewandte Chemie 2018-07-04  Our results from the collaboration with the group of Prof. A. Dieter Schlüter is published in Angewandte Chemie. | ||
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| New Phd student 2018-06-20 Kunal Soni started a phd in our group. He will work on Plasma-Thin Films-Surface Science interactions for magnetic nuclear fusion devices. |
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