Surface Science
Our group is primarily involved in interdisciplinary research on surfaces, interfaces and thin films. Very broadly, our interests are in fundamental problems of nanoscience, ranging from catalysis to organic electronics. Studies of the geometric, electronic, vibrational and chemical properties of atomically controlled surface structures (metals, oxides, molecular adsorbates) are undertaken with a variety of surface science techniques, in ultrahigh vacuum, at ambient conditions and for solid-liquid interfaces.
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Control over interfacial charge transfer
Researchers at University of Graz show that the charge transfer into organic molecules through ultrathin dielectric interlayers via electron tunneling…
Talk: Prof. Dr. Peter Zeppenfeld
Substrate-induced growth of organic thin films - from (sub-) monolayers to multilayers
Tue, 28.1.2020, 17:00, HS 05.01
Talk: Dr. Sivan Refaely-Abramson
Exciton Phenomena in Functional Materials from Many-Body Perturbation Theory
Tue, 14.1.2020, 17:00, HS 05.01
