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I want to study thereWe introduce sulphur isotope engineering for the first time in the transition metal di-chalcogenides family, which enables us to disentangle the crucial role played by phonons in the optoelectronic properties of transition metal di-chalcogenides.
Our in-house characterization of unique pyrochlore heterostructures using X-ray scattering methods contributed to recent work by Jian Liu's research group at the University of Tennessee. They designed and synthesized a pyrochlore heterostructure where the breaking of the spin ice rule and the condensation of magnetic monopole in insulating Dy2Ti2O7 can be detected by anomalous magnetoresistance in the Bi2Ir2O7 conducting layer.
Our group used a unique capability of the X-ray magnetic circular dichroism technique to determine the magnetic orbital moment component of Vanadium ions in the layered van der Waals system. We have revealed an exceptionally sizable orbital moment of Vanadium ion resolving the long debate on this issue.
Seminar of the Condensed Matter Theory
Mgr. Martin Švec, Ph.D.: Light, tips and molecules: SPM on the path to direct nano-optical measurements
06. 04. 2023 13:00
Seminars on Structure analysis
Jana Stránská Matějová: V-pit Defects in InGaN/GaN Studied by X-ray Diffraction
12. 04. 2023 13:10
Seminar of the Condensed Matter Theory
Ievgeniia Korniienko, Ph.D. : Zeeman torque dynamics induced by ultrashort terahertz radiation
13. 04. 2023 13:00
Seminar of the Condensed Matter Theory
Krishna Kumar Pokhrel, M.Sc.: TBA
11. 05. 2023 13:00
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14th PRAGUE COLLOQUIUM ON f-ELECTRON SYSTEMS
15. 06. 2023 10:48
» Show pastWe are a physics department dedicated to the study of condensed matter, i.e. the physics of solids and liquids. We are a research department with a strong focus on theoretical and experimental condensed matter physics. Our department also houses the scientific infrastructure of MGML, which is a state-of-the-art facility for research in condensed matter physics.
We work on the latest problems in condensed matter physics. We have 4 groups: Group of Magnetic Properties studies the physical properties of a wide range of materials, from high-temperature superconductors to rare earth metal alloys and actinides. Group of Structure Analysis focuses on the study structure and microstructure of advanced materials using X-ray diffraction. Group of Theoretical Physics models a wide range of physical phenomena in condensed matter, in particular using quantum mechanics and artificial intelligence. Physics of Nanostructures Group concentrates on comprehensive research of nanostructures with a focus on their use in optoelectronic, biomedical and environmental technologies.