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Topologically Protected Surfaces

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Our research in this field aims to unravel the physics of topologically protected structures arising in correlated matter like skyrmions and ferroelectric domain-wall vortex cores, both promising new functionalities of correlated matter that could pave the way for future advances in microelectronics.


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Advanced Materials For Application

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Our research in this field aims at the investigation and preparation of new materials that are possible building blocks for tomorrow's electronics and other technologies. Our main goal is achieving...


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Disordered Matter

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Disordered matter is ubiquitous in our daily live. Especially its electrical applications are numerous, e.g. the use of doped crystalline and amorphous semiconductors as standard materials for electronics or solar cells, glasses and polymers as insulator materials, or ionic conductors as solid electrolytes for accumulators and fuel cells. In our group, disordered matter is mainly investigated using...


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Exotic Groundstates

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In recent years, the study of exotic ground states, especially in transition-metal oxides and chalcogenides has become a very active area of solid-state physics. Examples include magnetically frustrated states like, e.g., spin liquids, orbital-liquid and orbital-glass phases, charge order, and heavy-fermion states. These complex ground states...


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Magnetism

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Due to only partially filled electronic d shells, the physics of transition-metal compounds is characterized by a complex interplay of electronic spin, orbital, and charge, aswell as of the lattice degrees of freedom.

These electronic correlations give rise to various ordering phenomena...


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Superconductivity

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The discovery of Fe based superconductors in 2008 showed that the unconventional (high-temperature) superconductivity in cuprates is not unique but can occur in other material classes, too.  The highest TC of this class of novel superconductors to date is 56.3K and was found already found in 2008 for(Gd0.8Th0.2)FeAsO, a member of the so-called 1111-family.

Subsequently the 122-family was discovered...


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Biological And Environmental Physics

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This research area encloses investigations of the dynamic processes in biological materials like proteins that often have considerable impact on biological functions in organisms. In addition, we threat...


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