Physics

During the last couple of years I have studied a broad range of systems using various experimental and theoretical methods. My general research interest is the structure of all kinds of matter (organic molecules, alloys, metallic glasses, colloids) at various length and time scales (from Angströms to microns, from picoseconds to days). I am particularily interested in the atomic structure of solids. The experimental methods include imaging techniques (confocal microscopy), diffraction (x-ray scattering, synchrotron experiments) and spectroscopy (transient absorption with pulsed lasers).


Photochromic Molecules for Switching and Data Storage

Photochromic Molecules for
Storage and Switching


Diffuse Streuung von TiV

Diffuse X-Ray Scattering
from Binary Alloys

Schema Burgers-Orientierung

Precipitates in Alloys

Kolloide auf Templat

Colloid Crystals



About my PhD-Thesis:

High-Energy X-Ray Study of SRO and Phase Transformations in Ti-V

Optische Spektroskopie mit Femtosekunden-Zeitauflösung:
Transiente Absorption
A little essay about my diploma thesis (in german).


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