by Giulia | Oct 10, 2026 | Future meetings
TBA Location: Stuckelberg, Ecole de Physique Time: Friday December 11, pizza from 12:30, seminar from 13:00
by Giulia | Oct 10, 2026 | Future meetings
TBA Location: Stuckelberg, Ecole de Physique Time: Friday December 4, pizza from 12:30, seminar from 13:00
by Giulia | Oct 10, 2026 | Future meetings
TBA Location: Stuckelberg, Ecole de Physique Time: Friday November 20, pizza from 12:30, seminar from 13:00
by Giulia | Oct 10, 2026 | Future meetings, Subsequent meeting
TBA Location: Stuckelberg, Ecole de Physique Time: Friday November 6, pizza from 12:30, seminar from 13:00
by Giulia | Oct 10, 2026 | Next Meeting
Graphene nanoribbons offer a route to engineer graphene into a one-dimensional quantum system, but accessing their intrinsic physics requires precise control of both their atomic structure and surrounding environment. In this talk, I will describe our development of...
by Giulia | Sep 29, 2026 | Last meeting, Past meetings
Layered van der Waals materials have gained an ever-increasing interest in recent years due to their inherent ability to provide a versatile playground to explore the emergence of new quantum phenomena and fabrication of functional heterostructures. Among these, the...
by Dmitry | May 29, 2026 | Past meetings
Magnetic imaging provides invaluable insights into material properties that are not accessible via bulk measurements or conventional imaging. To image vdW magnets in the 2D limit, nanometer-scale spatial resolution and the sensitivity to resolve single atomic layers...
by Dmitry | May 12, 2026 | Past meetings
The desire to probe and control individual quantum systems has driven significant scientific and engineering advances in quantum coherent nanoscience. Meanwhile, single atoms and molecules on surfaces have been extensively studied in search of novel electronic and...
by Dmitry | Apr 30, 2026 | Past meetings
In this flat club I will first introduce altermagnets, a new class of magnetic systems where opposite spin sublattices are connected by symmetries that enforce a vanishing net magnetization (like in antiferromagnets) but still allow for a finite spin-splitting of...
by Dmitry | Apr 17, 2026 | Past meetings
Controlling how light propagates and is confined on nanometre scales is a central challenge in both fundamental photonics research and the development of nanoscale optical technologies. Strong progress in this area has come from using crystal anisotropy to guide...
