
Lecturer applied statistics and research methods
2 dagen geleden - Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam - Rotterdam
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A promising route toward understanding novel quantum states of matter is to engineer many-body states atom by atom in so-called 'artificial lattices'. Low- …
A promising route toward understanding novel quantum states of matter is to engineer many-body states atom by atom in so-called 'artificial lattices'. Low-temperature scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM) offers a unique combination of atomically resolved microscopy, spectroscopy and atomic manipulation, providing the experimental platform to realise 2D artificial lattices. Recently, this strategy has been successfully applied to create tunable quantum states of matter, such as novel electronic structure. However, all the states that have been probed to date and largely described in a single-particle picture are due to weak electron-electron interactions in the artificial systems investigated.
The goal of this postdoctoral project is to realise artificial lattices with tunable, strongly correlated behaviour. For this, you will utilise previously unexplored platform materials with strong spin-orbit coupling, topological character, and/or electron-electron interactions. Experiments will be performed down to mK temperatures and in high magnetic fields, employing Radboud University's unique infrastructure of ultrahigh vacuum low-temperature scanning probe microscopes.
For more information about this vacancy, please contact:
prof. Alexander A. Khajetoorians, Professor
Tel.: +31 24 365 2614
Email: a.khajetoorians@science.ru.nl
J. van Dijk-Janssen, Secretary
Tel.: +31 24 365 2121
Email: joyce.vandijk@ru.nl