Physics Marburg

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The research group of Prof. Malic carries out a first theoretical analysis of trion signatures in monolayer TMDs and predicts that mass-imbalanced trions yield a characteristic double-peak structure. This work is published in Nano Letters: https://t.co/g1AbYtqqsR

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The research groups of Prof. Witte & Prof. Cocchi (Uni Jena) analyzed the properties of charge-transfer excitons in highly ordered donor-acceptor cocrystals for the class of acenes-perfluoroacenes with the results published in Advanced Functional Materials https://t.co/veLaRiqxqt

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In this paper, a PV development path forwards is described based on learning, broadly defined as a combination of expansion of knowledge and advances. In parallel, sustainability and responsibility of PV rises. The paper is published in Nature Energy: https://t.co/GtKpwURXjN

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The research group of Prof. Dr. Wippermann has analysed first-principles approaches and concepts to simulate electrochemical interfaces. This work is published in Nature Reviews Chemistry and highlighted on the cover of the february issue.

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The International Conference on Nonlinear Optics and Excitation Kinetics in Semiconductors (NOEKS) will be hosted in Marburg on 8-12 September 2025. NOEKS brings together leading scientists and enables an exchange of the most recent developments in semiconductor optics.

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The research group of Prof. Volz developed an in situ experimental setup of a (S)TEM for highlighting the importance of replicating realistic conditions. This study is published in Small Methods: https://t.co/vh5W90yjEI

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The groups of Prof. Witte and Dr. Klauk (Stuttgart) did an analysis of p-and n-channel in organic field-effect transistors and thereby highlight key limitations in their performance. The work is published in Advanced Materials: https://t.co/zhlvnjKGhl

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The study of AG Malic and Klaas-Jan Tielrooij (Eindhoven) shows the role of traps & dielectric environment in electron transport in MoSe2, offering valuable insights for the development of electronic applications. This is published in Nature Communications https://t.co/WtXHY9v2Nu

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The groups of Prof Wippermann, Prof Manmana and Prof Ropers (both Göttingen) demonstrate the influence of valley-specific optical excitation in a material, marking a major advance in light-induced phase transitions. The work is published in Nature Physics: https://t.co/cQVaPuKszj

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On Wednesday, Dr Lukas Wagner will be giving a lecture entitled ‘Sustainable Perovskite Solar Cells’. Come along and find out more about this green technology and its sustainability aspect!

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The research groups of Prof. Witte and Dr. Klauk (Stuttgart) investigated the reliability of the transfer length method and showed correlations between channel lengths and contact resistance in organic thin-film transistors. This is published in ACS Nano: https://t.co/2Lrjo8UJfQ

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Save the dates: The Physics Summer Party will take place on 24th June and the Philipps University Summer Party on 25th July! Look forward to great events, good food and lots of fun!

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AG Malic, Paulina Plochocka (Toulouse) & Alexey Chernikov (Dresden) demonstrate for the first time in natural MoSe2 homobilayers the emergence of quadrupolar excitons whose energy shifts quadratically in e-field. This is published in Nature Communications: https://t.co/4yghiXcfJX

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AG Malic and the group of Stefan Mathias (Göttingen) introduce the ultrafast dark field momentum microscopy to spatio-temporally resolve dark exciton formation dynamics in a twisted WSe2/MoS2 heterostructure. This work is published in Nature Photonics: https://t.co/AbKT9wrVZr

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The International Conference on Nonlinear Optics and Excitation  Kinetics in Semiconductors (NOEKS) will be hosted in Marburg on 8-12 September  2025. NOEKS brings together leading scientists and enables  an exchange of the most recent developments in semiconductor optics.

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We would like to welcome Prof. Dr. Mark Vogelsberger to our department. He is one of the most renowned scientists in the field of data- and computer-based astrophysics and comes to our Philipps-University as part of the LOEWE research funding programme.

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Investigating halide perovskites by photoelectron spectroscopy - What have we learned so far?: Join the presentation of Selina Olthof, group leader at University Cologne, at Renthof 5 on February 12th at 3:30pm.

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We now have an account on the new University Marburg Campus App! Have a look there!

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Heat engines at the nanoscale - nonthermal resources and fluctuations: Join the presentation of Janine Splettstösser, professor at Chalmers University of Technology, at Renthof 5 on January 29th at 3:30pm.

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Next week at @physicsmarburg and @SFB1083 colloquium of @uni_mr
Physics meets intellectual property law - prospects as a patent attorney: Join the presentation of Simon Castorph, senior IP counsel at Siemens Healthineers, at Renthof 5 on January 15th at 3:30pm.