Current Research Highlights
Quantum dots for light technologies of the future
CeNS researchers improve stability and growth of perovskite quantum dots.
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Twisting Into Focus: A highly sensitive Quantum Microscope
A team led by Dmitri Efetov has developed a new device capable of directly observing hidden electron interactions in graphene at room temperature.
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Semiconductor physics: polaron formation observed for first time
LMU researchers have directly measured a physical phenomenon that was theoretically described all the way back in 1933 – the polaron
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For over 25 years, CeNS has been at the forefront of nanoscience, making an impact by fostering collaborations across disciplines, training the next generation of scientists, and driving technology transfer. Our thriving network has grown stronger over the years. We are proud to support both young talent and established leaders in advancing science, with a clear focus on translating our discoveries into real-world applications.Prof. Dr. Joachim Rädler, CeNS Spokesperson
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