Our group uses innovative nano-fabrication techniques to create novel designer materials made by vertical stacking and twisting of various 2D materials. The shear infinite number of material combinations and twist-angles allows to engineer exotic quantum systems with an unprecedented level of control and tunability. We study these complex electronic states with a combination of electrical, optical and thermal measurements, and employ these to provide new types of hybrid devices for quantum sensing applications.
We are hiring
Our recently founded chair is actively growing and we are seeking out highly motivated young scientists on all career stages who are passionate about experimental physics and want to gain hands on research experience in a welcoming international atmosphere. Please read more about our research interests, and find a selection of offered projects below:
- BSc projects and HiWi jobs in 'Nanofabrication of van der Waals hetero-structures'
- MSc projects in 'Single photon detection' and 'Quantum Twisting Microscopes'
- PhD projects in 'Low-temperature transport experiments' and 'Development of novel thermal and heat-capacity probes of moiré materials'
- PostDoc and Senior Scientist positions
If interested please send your CV and statement of interest directly to Prof. Dr. Dmitri Efetov (dmitri.efetov@lmu.de)
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Leibniz Prize for LMU researcher Dmitri EfetovLMU physicist Dmitri Efetov obtains premier research award in Germany for his work on graphene.
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