Month: February 2020

How do optical near-fields between two ultrasharp metal needles of femtosecond laser pulses couple at the nanometer level? This question is addressed in our manuscript just published in PRB. Together with our colleagues from the Chair of Solid State Physics, we developed a scanning tunneling microsc...

Charge separation at an interface between two materials is a fundamental process in electronic components. It determines how fast signals can be transmitted in transistors and how efficiently power is generated in solar cells. Novel material combinations of stacked two-dimensional materials, so-call...

It's out there - released December 26. What a nice Christmas present - to us as well as to our Stanford partners. Thanks PRL!

We as the Chair of Laser Physics had the privilege and pleasure to host the Christmas Lecture of the Department of Physics 2019 on December 5th. A short review with pictures is now available as a website. The corresponding video recording will follow shortly.