Unraveling surface enabled phenomena: new physics at the interfaceDue to the restriction in the dimension perpendicular to the surface, the quantum nature of matter plays an important role in surface processes. We utilize low-energy electron microscopy

Electron scattering in grapheneQuasiparticle interference is a beautifull example of the particle wave duality, as the electron scatters as a particle but interferes with itself as a wave

Twisted 2D MaterialsIf two lattices, that are slightly twisted with respect to each other, are placed on-top of each other a new superstructure is found

2D Dirac materialsThe rise of graphene has triggered many scientists to search for other two-dimensional ‘Dirac’ materials. The most attractive candidates can be found in

Topological Quantum Matter LabTopological Quantum Matter Lab