Materials Science
The principal aim of the research programme of the Applied Physics-Materials Science group is to search for the relation between the microstructure of materials and its physical properties. The programme concentrates on experimental and theoretical work of the characterization of line defects (dislocations and disclinations) and homo-/heterophase interfaces so as to draw conclusions about the correlation between atomic structure, electronic charge transfer, and physical properties, both structural and functional.
Research Groups
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Computational Physics
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Device Physics of Complex Materials
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Materials Science
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Micromechanics
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Nanostructured Materials and Interfaces
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Nanostructures of Functional Oxides
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Optical Condensed Matter Physics
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Photophysics and Opto-electronics
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Physics of Nanodevices
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Quantum Interactions and Structural Dynamics
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Solid State Materials for Electronics
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Surfaces and Thin Films
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Theory of Condensed Matter