Congratulations to Prof. Dr. Michel Calame for being appointed as Titularprofessor at the Univeristy of Basel! Der Universitätsrat hat zudem folgende von der Regenz beschlossene Ernennungen zur Titularprofessorin bzw. zum Titularprofessor genehmigt: Prof. Dr. Michel Calame für Nanowissenschaften Source: https://www.unibas.ch/de/Aktuell/News/Uni-Info/Neue-Informatik-Assistenzprofessorin.html
Congratulations to Kishan Dr. Thodkar for successful defending his PhD thesis!
Congratulations to Maria! Her paper on the study of memristive behavior in SiOx-graphene nanojunction is just appeared in Nano Letters! Multiple physical timescales and dead time rule in few-nm sized graphene-SiOx-graphene memristors Posa, Laszlo, Maria El Abbassi, Peter Makk, Botond Santa,
Congratulations to Maria! Paper about the study of environmental effects on the nanogap in graphene formation was just accepted for publication to Nanoscale! From Electroburning to Sublimation: Substrate and Environmental Effects in the Electrical Breakdown Process of Monolayer Graphene Abbassi,
Congratulations to Kishan! His paper, entitled “Restoring the electrical properties of CVD graphene via physisorption of molecular adsorbates”, was just accepted to ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces!
Congratulations to Anton for successfully defending his PhD thesis entitled “Detailed analysis of single molecular junctions for novel computing architectures.”.
We are happy to welcome two new postdocs in our group. Dr. Mathias Wipf during his doctoral (2010-2014, University of Basel) studies and postdoctoral research job (2015-2016, Yale University, Mark Reed group) worked with silicon nanowire based sensors. Dr. Mickael
From 18th to 20th of December Michel and Maria were invited to the QuEEN workshop on Quantum effects in molecular junctions, organized by Prof. Andrew Briggs et al.Michel talked about stochasticity in molecular devices.
Congratulations to Ralph Stoop and Michele Sessolo. Their paper on “Charge noise in organic electrochemical transistors” will appear in Phys. Rev. Applied. Abstract Organic electrochemical transistors (OECTs) are increasingly studied as transducers in sensing applications. While much emphasis has been
On December 1st 2016, Oliver Braun joined our group as a PhD student under the joint supervision of Michel Calame and Prof. Dr. Ilaria Zardo (Uni Basel). Oliver will work on electronic transport and thermopower in nanoscale devices.