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The Interfaces and Correlated Electron systems group (ICE) focuses on materials and interfaces with unconventional electronic properties, especially related to interactions between the mobile charge carriers.
The research is aimed to bridge fundamental studies with application-oriented ‘proof-of-principle’ device developments. Most of the experimental research concentrates around thin film samples, which are fabricated in house with advanced thin film deposition and structuring techniques.
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TN onderwijsprijs naar Alexander Brinkman De winnaar van de TN Onderwijsprijs 2010 is Alexander Brinkman. Door het winnen van de TN-onderwijsprijs, stroomt Alexander Brinkman nu ook door naar de verkiezing voor de Centrale Onderwijsprijs, waar hij kans maakt op de titel "Beste docent van de UT" ... read more |
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Science Communication Award by Diederik & Marcel Diederik Jekel and Marcel Hoek have been awarded the Science Communication Award 2009 by the dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology. They won the price with their workshop "Cold, colder, coldest". ... read more |
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New group on Interfaces and Correlated Electron systems The ICE group - formerly part of the Low Temperature division - will start January 1st 2010. Keep an eye on the agenda for upcoming events celebrating the start-up of ICE. ... read more |
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Introduction to the Physics of Correlated Electrons For Ph.D. as well as advanced M.Sc students, Dr. Alexander Golubov will give a course on correlated electron systems in the coming 3rd quarter. Topics are low-dimensional and disordered metals and semiconductors, f- and d-electron intermetallics and transition metal compounds such as high temperature superconductors. These materials are characterized by strong interactions between the charge carriers and are generally called correlated electronic systems. ... read more |