Condensed Matter Physics of Energy Materials
International Conference on Condensed Matter Physics
Magnetism – Spintronics and dynamics
Our investigations on modern magnetism and spintronics focus on understanding and controlling atomic spins in space and time. We study how the behavior of atomic spins depend on the sample structure/composition and how they are affected by various types of excitations. With this we aim to contribute to the development of spintronic components for information technology, that for instance can lead to faster and more energy efficient memories. The techniques include X-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), X-ray ferromagnetic resonance (X-FMR) and time-resolved transverse magneto-optic Kerr effect (T-MOKE) with IR pump and EUV probe.
Energy Materials – Conversion and storage
One of the grand challenges facing humankind is connected to energy. We aim to develop a fundamental understanding of key processes on the atomic level connected energy conversion. Much of the research concerns investigations on complex interfaces and its dynamics. We specifically focus on the conversion between solar energy, electrical energy and chemical energy in applications such as solar cells, batteries and catalysis/photocatalysis.
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