Andreas' background is in magnetooptical spectroscopy of semiconductors, topological insulators and lately of 2D materials. He has worked in the far infrared, time-domain terahertz and visible regime mostly looking at fundamental excitations of electronic states.
PostDocs:
Pedro Soubelet
Pedro
is investigating intralayer exciton localization via dielectric
engineering and tuning of moiré interlayer excitons in TMD heterobilayers via
strain.
Martin Schalk
Martin
is pushing our endeavors into NV quantum sensing to the next level by
investigating novel quantum phases of 2D magnets and heterostructures.
Ph.D. students:
Philipp Moser Philipp is currently building our high magnetic field setup and he will study the optical properties of low dimensional materials and devices. He has also mastered the transfer of air sensitive samples in a homebuilt glovebox stacker robot.
Riccardo Silvioli
Riccardo
is building up our NV imaging system and is looking into investigate low dimensional
quantum phases with ultrasensitive NV magnetometry.
M.Sc. students:
Peirui Ji
Peirui is using our broadband time domain photocurrent spectroscopy capabilities to investigae the valley Hall effect in 2D devices and heterostructures.
Karina Houska
Karina is developing our capabilities for imaging spin dynamics of low dimensional semiconductors and quantum magnets.
Katrin Schneider
Katrin is enhancing our NV imaging system for dynamic pulse control of our quantum sensors.
B.Sc. students:
Maximilian Hornauer
Max
will build a setup of Helmholtz coils for the application of a very homogeneous
bias magnetic field for our NV imaging system.
We are always looking for hard working, enthusiastic and skillful Masers and PhD students. Please check out or openings and inquire with Andreas (andreas.stier@wsi.tum.de) or Prof. Finley (finley@wsi.tum.de)!