Magnetic properties of interfaces & surfaces

Interfaces and surfaces of hybrid magnets exhibit novel phenomena due to the complex interplay of diverse degrees of freedom, such as spin, orbital, valley, and topological index. These interactions lead to unique functionalities and unexpected effects relevant to spintronics, with potential implications for low-power computing. Through advanced complementary techniques, transmission electron microscopy and momentum microscopy, our group investigates the interfaces and surfaces of hybrid quantum materials at high spatial, momentum, energy and spin resolutions.

Our research topics:

•       2D Topological Magnets

•       Quantum Spin Mixing

•       Van der Waals Heterostructures

•       Ultrafast Magnetic Excitations

•       Heteroepitaxial Nanostructures

•       Magnetic and Electrostatic Mapping

Our expertise:

•       Phase Contrast Electron Microscopy (Electron Holography and Lorentz Microscopy)

•       In-Situ Electron Spectromicroscopy (Strain, Bias, Heating, Cooling, Beam Irradiation)

•       Time- and Spin-Resolving Momentum Microscopy

•       Photoemission Spectromicroscopy

•       High-Resolution Spin-Polarized Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy

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Selected publications

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Last Modified: 10.04.2025