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I have funding for at least one (hopefully more!) PhD projects starting next October - If you know anyone who might be interested, please share it with them! Thank you 🙏 findaphd.com/phds/?Keywords=….
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🔓 #OpenAccess: "Resonance-Amplified Terahertz Near-Field Spectroscopy of a Single Nanowire" by Norman, Chu, Peng, Seddon, Hale, Tan, Jagadish, Mouthaan, Alexander-Webber, Joyce, Johnston, Mitrofanov, & @tomsiday
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A story about resonantly enhancing near-fields to measure the conductivity of single nanowires - enjoyable collaboration with @UfPhotonicsUCL, @OxfordPhysics, @JoyceGroup_ and more!
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Don't forget to submit your manuscript to our #NanoscaleAdvances collection focusing on quantum dynamics!
Guest Edited by @KRusimova, @tomsiday and @MarcelRighet
Submit your manuscript by 1 April 2025
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A paper on metal halide perovskites from time in @Huber_Group and in Oxford, just published in Nature Photonics
We use ultrafast nanoscopy to see structural modes on the nanoscale as well as ultrafast charge carrier motion!
nature.com/articles/s41566-0…
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Nature research paper: All-optical subcycle microscopy on atomic length scales go.nature.com/3y7sh1f
Some work from my time in Regensburg, in the @Huber_Group.
We worked out how to measure the coherent emission from tunnelling electrons, this lets us do ultrafast optical microscopy now at the atomic scale!
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
As well, we wrote a little briefing which gives a bit of an overview!
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Beautiful new work from friends in Regensburg @Huber_Group, who were able to see - in a single defect! - how ultrafast atomic motion shifts energy levels.
nature.com/articles/s41566-0…
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Tailored nanofaceting in InAs nanowires engineer THZ photodetection modes, a lively collaboration with M Johnston and @KunPeng25843400 @OxfordPhysics; @NickForScience @ValerioPiazzaVP @didemdedee @Materials_EPFL @EPFLEngineering rdcu.be/duX2X
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The Aharanov-Bohm effect
Weisskopf said: The first reaction to this work is that it is wrong; the second is that it is obvious
Ehrenberg said: Ach Hiley, zis AB effect that you are discussing, is it the one that Siday and I discovered?
What is it?
1/9 🧵
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Are you working on new semiconductors for solar energy applications? Chip in with an oral abstract for our #NextGenSolar symposium at MATSUS-24 in sunny Barcelona. Deadline for oral presentations on Wednesday 22nd, submit now! 👇
nanoge.org/MATSUS24/home#/su…
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🔬Our work on AgBiS2 NCs is out! Disorder, often considered as a detrimental, turns into an asset when controlled. We show how cation-disorder engineering surprisingly boosts charge-carrier transport. doi.org/10.1002/adma.2023050…
@GroupHerz @OxfordPhysics
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We observed the ultrafast emergence of a Floquet-Bloch band structure for the first time. Strong-field #ARPES revealed that Floquet-Bloch states form already after a single optical cycle.
The results have been published in @Nature:
doi.org/10.1038/s41586-023-0…
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Highly recommended!
Our nanoscopy team has vacant positions at the Master's and PhD level: uni-regensburg.de/physics/hu…
Please spread the word 😊
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Together with @UMengineering, we realized a stopwatch for delocalized Bloch electrons in crystals that achieves attosecond precision. This way, many-body correlations can be directly measured.
Our results were published in @Nature.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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The latest issue of Nano Letters is live! On the cover: "Ultrafast Nanoscopy of High-Density Exciton Phases in WSe2" @Huber_Group @MalicGroup
Learn more: go.acs.org/JM
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In collaboration with @MalicGroup, we used ultrafast near-field microscopy to study the Mott transition of strongly-bound excitons in an atomically thin heterostructure of WSe₂.
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Subcycle contact-free nanoscopy of ultrafast interlayer transport in atomically thin heterostructures:
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