Electronic properties of interfaces & surfaces

Our working group explores electronic and magnetic properties at surfaces and interfaces using a correlative approach. We employ advanced methods such as off-axis electron holography in TEM, scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, and simulations of tunnel spectroscopy and electron optical phase maps. Our research focuses on polarization changes in nitride semiconductor heterointerfaces, oxides, and metal-organic halide perovskites under operating conditions.

Our research topics:

- Mapping electronic and magnetic properties at surfaces and interfaces

- Characterization of polarization changes at nitride semiconductor heterointerfaces

- Investigation of metal organic halide perovskites under operating conditions

- Simulation of tunnel spectra under non-equlibrium conditions

- Physics of point defects and related in-gap states in III-V semiconductors

- Quantitative measurement and understanding of surface Fermi-level pinning

- Electrical and structural charaterization of ternary III-V nanowires

- FIB-induced carbon implantation at nitride semiconductor surfaces and its implications on pinning levels

points of contact

Dr. Philipp Ebert

Scientific staff at ER-C-1

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Building 04.6 /
Room 96B
+49 2461/61-5023
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Dr. Michael Schnedler

Scientific staff at ER-C-1

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Building 04.6 /
Room 98
+49 2461/61-3155
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Selected Publications

Last Modified: 10.04.2025