Institute of Solid State Physics
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SS21 WS21 SS22 WS22 SS23 WS23 Guidelines for Master Students
Wednesday 01 March 2023 PH1150 | |
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11:15 - 12:15 |
1/f noise Fluctuations in many systems such as traffic, avalanches, the stock market, or electronic devices often have a power spectral density that is often approximately inversely proportional to the frequency. This means that the low frequency components of the noise have a higher ampli ... more |
Wednesday 08 March 2023 PH1150 | |
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Deposition of ZnO on Si substrates using ALD with outlook towards area-selective ALD Nanomaterials, -structuring and -films are important aspects in electronics, optics and medicine. ALD (atomic layer deposition) is a special process to create such thin films in the nanorange. In this work plasma enhanced and thermal ALD was used to deposit ZnO layers on substrat ... more |
Wednesday 15 March 2023 PH1150 | |
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11:15 - 12:15 |
Lab Safety at the Institute The institute is required to provide a safety training every year. This seminar will review what you should know about fire safety, electrocution, lasers, chemicals, cryogens, and ionizing radiation. ... more |
Wednesday 22 March 2023 PH1150 | |
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Fundamental limits on the Detectivity of IR Photodetectors for Spectral Sensing The extended-SWIR wavelength band (1.0 - 2.4 μm) exhibits a performance gap for infrared detectors, although this band is of high interest for various applications. Particularly, room-temperature operated detectors for IR spectroscopy show high market potential. Since so far ... more |
Wednesday 29 March 2023 PH1150 | |
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11:15 - 12:15 |
Optimization and realization of piezoelectric floor harvesters Smart floors are devices consisting on floor tiles with integrated sensor networks. In particular, piezoelectric sensors make the floor pressure-sensitive, which enable it to respond to our needs. These needs might be to make our homes more comfortable, by triggering functions in ... more |
Wednesday 19 April 2023 PH1150 | |
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Evaluating nanoscale contact and adhesion using FRET microscopy Several intermolecular mechanisms are responsible for adhesion: hydrogen bonding, van der Waals forces and electrostatic interaction. Among these mechanisms hydrogen bonding and van der Waals attraction only work if molecular contact -- i.e. a distance between surfaces below a fe ... more |
Wednesday 26 April 2023 PH1150 | |
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Polymorphism of organic molecules on 2D-materials |
Wednesday 03 May 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 10 May 2023 PH1150 | |
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Methodology for determining the specific surface area using SAXS |
Wednesday 17 May 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 24 May 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 31 May 2023 PH1150 | |
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Carina Hendler |
Wednesday 07 June 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 14 June 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 21 June 2023 PH1150 | |
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Wednesday 28 June 2023 PH1150 | |
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Development of e-skin sensors on PDMS nanostructured by 2PP Sensors for electronic skins (e-skin) undoubtedly possess the property of being stretchable. Previously our group developed e-skin sensors for force, humidity, and temperature. Such sensors were deposited on PET which is not stretchable material. In this thesis, similar sensors w ... more |
