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Mesoscopic Systems

We investigate novel phenomena that occur in magnetic systems where the size of the incorporated magnetic elements range from a few micrometres down to only a few tens of nanometres. For fabrication we use the latest cleanroom processing methods and for characterisation we employ large-scale-facility and lab-based methods to probe the magnetic behaviour at timescales from minutes down to femtoseconds. We aim to understand and control various complex behaviour such as the evolution of the magnetic configurations in frustrated systems or the magnetization dynamics in hybrid systems incorporating more than one material. More details can be found on our group web pages.

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Thin Films and Interfaces

The Thin Films and Interfaces Group focuses on the preparation of highly defined thin films, mainly oxides, by pulsed laser deposition (PLD) for applications in energy technology. We also study other materials properties, such as multiferroicity. We are working on the fundamental understanding of the PLD process, the influence of strain on material properties and we utilize the large facilities at PSI (neutrons, muons, and photons from the SLS). More details can be found on our group web pages.



 

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Solid State Chemistry

The Solid State Chemistry Group is working on the synthesis and characterization of ceramic and single crystal materials with novel electronic and magnetic properties. Numerous complex oxide materials have been successfully crystallized by the Traveling Solvent Floating Zone (TSFZ) method using an optical furnace. This includes cuprates, manganates, orthoferrites, cobaltites, borates and phosphates. Novel chalcogenide iron superconductors have been synthesized as powders and single crystals (Bridgman method). All these materials are used to investigate the different physical properties using large facility instruments at the Paul Scherrer Institute and in other scientific institutes. group web pages.
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Physical Properties of Materials

The Physical Properties of Materials Group prepares and characterizes materials with novel structural and magnetic properties. This is done mainly as bulk, but also as thin films. We are working on the fundamental understanding of the interaction mechanims leading to these novel phenomena and utilize the large scale facilities at PSI (neutrons, muons, and photons from the SLS). More details can be found on our group web pages.







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Telephone: +41 56 310 5538
E-mail: margit.braun-shea@psi.ch (Secretary)

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