Group members
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Students
Kristján Klausen, PhD student
Majorana physics
Elham Aghabalaei Fakhri, PhD student
Stress effects in silicon nanowires
Hákon Örn Árnason, PhD student
Vacuum micro-diodes
Hadi Rezaie Heris, PhD student
Thermoelectric transport in nanowires
Hamed Gramizadeh, PhD student
Spin-orbit interaction and magnetoresistance
Rachel Elizabeth Brophy, MSc student
Molecular dynamics of perovskites
Hákon Valur Haraldsson, MSc student
Continuation of Field emission in micro vacuum devices
Róbert Aceto, BS student
Programming related to transport in multi-terminal systems
Hallmann Óskar Gestsson, Research Assistant
Topological insulator nanowires with prismatic geometry
Jóhannes Bergur Gunnarsson, BS student
Numerical simulations of electron dynamics in vacuum diodes
Jónas Már Kristjánsson, BS student
Characterization of solar cells based on silicon nanowires
Former members
Miguel Urbaneja Torres, PhD student
Electronic transport in core-shell nanowires
Birgir Hrafn Hallgrímsson, MSc student
Fabrication of periodic silicon nanowires for possible thermoelectric and solar cell applications
Tómas Örn Rosdhal, Research Assistant
Spin and impurity effects on flux-periodic oscillations in core-shell nanowires
Aitor Gonzalez, Exchange MSc student from Lund University
Photoconductivity in functionalized oxide films
Marjan Ilkov, PhD student
Space-charge dynamics in microdiodes
Charles Goehry, Postdoc
Perovskite materials for solar cells
Abhishek Kumar, PhD student
Theory of non-Markovian dynamics in resonance Fluorescence spectra
Csaba Daday, MSc student
Many-body states in quantum nanorings combining Coulomb and and spin-orbit interaction effects using the exact diagonalization method
Anton Heiðar Thórólfson, MSc student
Edge states and magnetotransport in quantum wires with Coulomb and spin-orbit interaction
Pálmar Jónsson, MSc student
High Resolution Simulation of a Vacuum Microdiode
Guðmundur Viktorsson, BS student
Programming solutions for generalized recursive Green's function method
