Theses - 2018

Project theses

Marieke Jung "Removal of surface contamination by vacuum annealing and its impact on the properties of 2D materials"

Bachelor theses

Moritz Battermann "Polarization-resolved photoluminescence measurements on WSe2 monolayers"

Rebecca Hoffmann "Electron-Phonon Coupling in strained Graphene"

Christoph Bauerschmidt "Open foil growth and characterisation of atmosphere pressure CVD graphene"

Alexander Rothstein "Quantum transport in gate-defined bilayer graphene nanostructures"

Anne Schmidt "Impact of bias currents and ferromagnetic multi-domain structures on the spin transport in graphene"

Morian Sonnet "Controlled Copper Oxidation for improved Dry-Transfer of CVD-grown Graphene"

Lea Schlotmann "Gate and bias dependent study on AC and DC non-local resistances in graphene spin-valve devices"

Master theses

Max Heithoff "Combining gate-dependent photoluminescence and Kerr rotation measurements for exploring the origin of long spin lifetimes in WSe2"

PhD theses

Sven Reichardt "Many-Body Perturbation Theory Approach to Raman Spectroscopy and Its Application to 2D Materials"

Jan Dauber "Aharonov-Bohm oscillations in ballistic graphene rings"