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Hubertus Bromberger
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PhD-student in Hamburg
Hubertus will develope pulsed lightsources for time resolved optical spectroscopy and photoemission spetroscopy in the regime of the mid-IR and VUV.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.054
Phone: -6218
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Giovanni Cotugno
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PhD-student in Hamburg/Oxford
Giovanni is working in Oxford within the Dieter Jaksch's group. The basic aim in this project will be to provide high-quality numerics for large 1D systems of the dynamical behaviour of the conductivity (reflectivity) of 1D strong correlated electron systems at finite temperature.
Oxford, Phone: 0044-1865272301
g.cotugno1  physics.ox.ac.uk
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Isabella Gierz
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Isabella is using both time-resolved optical spectroscopy and time- and angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy to investigate the ultra-fast response of different solid state systems such as high-temperature superconductors, charge density wave compounds and graphene to coherent excitation at mid-infrared wavelengths.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.075
Phone: -5362
isabella.gierz@mpsd.cfel.de
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Vikaran Khanna |
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PhD-student in Hamburg/Oxford
Vikaran joined the group in Hamburg to work on his PhD, which will be on the Ultrafast Dynamics in Strongly correlated Systems.
Oxford, Phone: 0044-1865272301
vikaran.khanna 
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Faton Krasniqi |
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Faton uses ultrafast optical pump-probe technique over a broad range of frequencies, x-ray diffraction and x-ray resonant emission spectroscopy to investigate the carrier-lattice interaction in laser excited solids.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.037
Phone: -6235
faton.krasniqi@mpsd.cfel.de
faton.krasniqi@desy.de
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Haiyun Liu
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Haiyun joined our group in Hamburg focusing on the development of a state-of-the-art time-resolved ARPES.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.065
Phone: -5359
haiyun.liu@mpsd.cfel.de
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Roman Mankowsky
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PhD-student in Hamburg
Roman is doing his PhD on the ultrafast magnetic and structural dynamics of vibrationally driven complex solids.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.056
Phone: -6261
roman.mankowsky@mpsd.cfel.de
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Daniele Nicoletti
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Daniele joined the group in Hamburg in order to investigate ultrafast dynamics and to drive phase transitions in strongly correlated systems through pump-probe experiments. He is mainly interested in high-Tc cuprates and organic conductors.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.061
Phone: -6208
daniele.nicoletti@mpsd.cfel.de
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M. Zoubeir Emambokus |
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DPhil Student in Oxford
Zoubeir is currently investigating the possibility of a cooling scheme for intrinsic Josephson junctions having a bilayer structure using THz radiation. Ultimately his DPhil work will be on finding ways to modulate the strengths of ferromagnetic states of solids by coherently controlling their microscopic parameters.
Oxford, Phone: 0044 (0)1865(2)82201
mzoubeir.emambokus physics.ox.ac.uk |
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Wanzheng Hu |
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Wanzheng builds a mid/near-infrared pump, broad band THz probe setup which can do transmittance or reflectance measurement from 1 to 30 THz.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.077
Phone: - 6216
wanzheng.hu@mpsd.cfel.de
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Ekaterina Moehr
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PostDoc in Oxford
Katja uses time-domain THz spectroscopy to probe the dynamics of electronic properties in cuprates in response to excitation in VIS-FIR range.
Oxford, Phone: 0044-(0)1865 (2)82875
Ekaterina.Moehr physics.ox.ac.uk
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Matteo Mitrano
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PhD-student in Hamburg
Matteo joined our group in Nov 2010 to investigate the ultrafast dynamics of strongly correlated electron systems by means of THz pump-probe experiments coupled to high pressure techniques.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.051
Phone: -6202
matteo.mitrano@mpsd.cfel.de
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Srivats Rajasekaran
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PostDoc in Hamburg
Srivats joined the group in Hamburg Jan, 2013 to do research on exploring optical transient phases in high Tc superconductors.
Bldg. 99, Rm. 02.065,
Phone: -6559
srivats.rajasekaran@mpsd.cfel.de
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