Microscopic modeling of ultrafast phenomena in technologically promising quantum materials
Marburg, Germany
Joined March 2021
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The Ultrafast Quantum Dynamics Group at the Philipps-University Marburg has an open PhD position on microscopic modeling of exciton and trion dynamics in 2D materials.
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Discover how the ultrafast hole transfer dynamics in twisted 2D materials can be tracked in tr-ARPES. Our joint experiment-theory study with Stefan Matthias (Göttingen) has just been published in Science Advances.
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Check out our new study on trion photoluminescence and the impact of mass imbalance on trion stability in atomically thin materials. The work has just been published in Physical Review Letters.
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Check out our new study on the formation of charge transfer excitons in lateral TMD heterostructures. The joint theory-experiment work has just been published in Nature Communications!
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We open our doors!
Stop by to watch our physics show, do yourself some experiments, attend a science slam, and get to know the physics department @Uni_MR. We look forward to see you!
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ALT Background: Light pulse strikes graphene layer Foreground: Seeing the world with different eyes - Physics day on May 6th, 2023, from 11 am until 6pm. At Renthof 5-7 in Marburg.
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We have published a new paper on exciton transport in @NaturePhotonics by @TagarelliFedele and @EdoardoLopriore et al. rdcu.be/damSh. We achieve electrical control over the transport of hybrid inter/intralayer excitons in bilayer WSe2. @EPFL_en @EPFLEngineering
Check out our new study on the formation of moiré interlayer excitons in space and time in twisted atomically thin materials. The work has just been published in Nature!
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Why should one study physics @Uni_MR? Here we give you some arguments. Watch our new image video at uni-marburg.de/oABbi
Check out our new work on moire exciton polaritons and how their properties can be significantly tuned by changing the twist angle. The work has just been published in Nano Letters.
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Check out our new work suggesting detection of monolayer Wigner crystals via their characteristic terahertz response. The work was published in Nano Letters.
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We welcome Prof. Jan Christoph Goldschmidt as a new professor at our Department! As an expert for novel #perovskite-based solar cells he leads the new research group “Physics of solar energy conversion” @Uni_MR.
ALT Picture of Jan Goldschmidt and nextby text reading: "Welcome to our department, Jan Christoph Goldschmidt!"
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How do excitons travel if there is limited space? In his talk, Mikhail Glazov from the Ioffe Institute in Russia will present his recent results on nonclassical aspects of exciton propagation in #TMDCs. You are welcome to attend this talk via bit.ly/3BVmEPV @MalicGroup
ALT Mikhail Glazov: Nonclassical electron transport and exciton transport in 2D crystals. Friday, 12th November 2021, 1pm
Together with Alexey Chernikov (TU Dresden) and Mikhail Glazov (Ioffe Institute) we have gained microscopic insights into non-classical exciton transport in atomically thin semiconductors. Our work was published in Physical Review Letters.
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Together with Ulrich Höfer and Rupert Huber, we have combined time-resolved ARPES measurements with microscopic theory to directly visualize the ultrafast formation dynamics of dark excitons in WS2 monolayers. Our work was published in Nano Letters.
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Congratulations to Maja Feierabend, who has today successfully defended her PhD thesis "Microscopic theory of externally tunable exciton signatures of two dimensional materials"!
New research group on ultrafast quantum dynamics started at the Philipps-University Marburg.
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