Talks, videos and articles about our research — from colloquium lectures to popular-science features.
An invited colloquium talk on combining electron spin resonance with scanning tunneling microscopy for coherent control and interrogation of spins on surfaces: the principles of the technique, its applications at the nanoscale, and its contributions to quantum science.
A German-language feature article explaining the resonant excitation of single atomic spins in the scanning tunneling microscope, bridging advanced experimental physics and its broader scientific context.
The "Nachwuchswissenschaftler des Jahres" award of the German Association of University Professors and Lecturers (Deutscher Hochschulverband), recognizing early-career researchers in solid-state and quantum physics.
A 2019 milestone achieved with IBM Research and the Center for Quantum Nanoscience: using a scanning tunneling microscope to map the magnetic field of individual atoms with sub-ångström resolution — over a hundred times finer than traditional MRI.
An outreach video demonstrating how the scanning tunneling microscope can manipulate individual atoms to build custom quantum systems.
Explaining hyperfine interactions and the techniques used to resolve both electron and nuclear spins of individual atoms, connecting to the single-atom MRI work.