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 Karl Franzens University Graz

Graz University of Technology 

Tuesday 04 March 2025      

Accessing the interface properties with photoemission electron microscopy
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Giovanni Zamborlini, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, Institut für Physik, NAWI Graz, 8010 Graz, Austria

Photoemission electron microscopes (PEEMs) are incredibly versatile tools for investigating the chemical and physical properties of surfaces. Thanks to their electron lens system, they can capture both spatial and angular information of the photoemitted electrons. This feature ma ... more

Tuesday 11 March 2025      TUG

High-resolution electron energy-loss spectroscopy: how recent advances have now truly put a “synchrotron in the microscope”
Prof. Dr. Quentin Ramasse, SuperSTEM Laboratory & University of Leeds

At the dawn of the aberration-correction era, Prof. L. Mick Brown encouraged the microscopy community in now a seminal lecture to embrace and adopt widely this new technology, which promised, in his words, to place a “synchrotron in the microscope”. Although perhaps merely as ... more

Tuesday 18 March 2025      

Atom-Surface Interaction: Theory and Computations
Kurt Busch

One promising approach to integrated quantum technologies relies on hybrid systems where cold atoms are combined with nano-photonic or nano-plasmonic elements for on-chip applications. For instance, this allows for the realization of numerous functional devices such as compact in ... more

Tuesday 25 March 2025      TUG

New Frontiers in Nanoscale Magnetism: Towards Three Dimensional Materials and Devices
Prof. Dr. Amalio Fernandez-Pacheco, Vienna University of Technology

The expansion of nanomagnetism to three dimensions provides exciting opportunities to explore new physical phenomena and opens great prospects to create 3D magnetic devices for green computing technologies [1]. In this talk, I will present some of our recent works dedicated to t ... more

Tuesday 01 April 2025      

The Role of Surface/Interface Phenomena in The Antibacterial Action of Nano- and Microscale Zinc Oxide, Gallium Oxide, and Gallium Hydroxide.
Dr. Yuri M. Strzhemechny, Department of Physics and Astronomy Texas Christian University Fort Worth, TX USA

Tuesday 08 April 2025      TUG

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Patrick Rinke, TU München

Tuesday 29 April 2025      KFU

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Tuesday 06 May 2025      TUG

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Prof. Leen Decin, Institute of Astronomy, KU Leuven

Tuesday 13 May 2025      KFU

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Tuesday 20 May 2025      TUG

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Dr. Anna Kauch, TU Wien

Tuesday 27 May 2025      KFU

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Tuesday 03 June 2025      TUG

Complexity in Organic Mixed Ionic Electronic Conductors and its Application in Neuromorphic Computing
Dr. Hans Kleemann, TU Dresden

Complexity is decisive property enabling systems to work at the edge of chaos, which is necessary for resource-efficient computing and the design of intelligent machines. The complex behavior of a system originates from the nonlinear properties of all its components, resulting in ... more

Tuesday 17 June 2025      

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Prof. Dr. Michael Schüler, Université de Fribourg, Paul Scherrer Institut: group leader
https://sites.google.com/view/schueler-research-group/home

Tuesday 24 June 2025      TUG

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