Alumni
Within the framework of the IMPRS-STNS already 10 PhD-students from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) and the Max-Planck-Institute of Microstructure physics (MPI) received their doctoral degree.
Congratulations to
2022
Dr. rer. nat. Peng Wang
MPI (NISE department)Peng defended his thesis successfully in November 2022.
Title: "Novel spin Hall effect materials and artificially engineered magnetic thin film heterostructures for energy-efficient spintronic memories"
2021
Dr. rer. nat. Alexander Schäffer
MLU (Prof. Jamal Berakdar)Alexander defended his thesis successfully in December 2021.
Title: “Control of topologically non-trivial spin
excitations”
Dr.-Ing. Kai-Uwe Demasius
MPI (NISE department)Kai-Uwe defended his thesis successfully in October 2021.
Title: “Highly Energy Efficient
Neuromorphic Computing Based on
Memcapacitive Devices”
Dr. rer. nat. Jue Huang
MPI (NISE department)Jue defended her thesis successfully in June 2021.
Title: “Epitaxial growth and charge-to-spin
conversion studies of Bi2Te3
topological
insulator”
Dr. rer. nat. Tianping Ma
MPI (NISE department)Tianping defended his thesis successfully in March 2021.
Title: “Magnetic antiskyrmions in tetragonal
Heusler materials with D-2d
structure”
Dr. rer. nat. Abhay Kant Srivastava
MPI (NISE department)Abhay Kant defended his thesis successfully in January 2021.
Title: “Investigations of Anti-Skyrmions and Néel Skyrmions using Lorentz Transmission Electron
Microscopy”
2020
Dr. rer. nat. Shuo-Ying Yang
MPI (NISE department)Shuoying defended her thesis successfully in October 2020.
Title: “In search of extraordinary Hall effects in
topological semimetals”
Dr. rer. nat. Christoph Hauser
MLU (Prof. Georg Schmidt)Christoph defended his thesis successfully in June 2020.
Title: “Ferromagnetische Resonanz und
Spinpumpen in Oxiden”
Dr. rer. nat. Börge Göbel
MLU (Prof. Ingrid Mertig)Börge defended his thesis successfully in January 2020.
Title: “Emergent electrodynamics in
non-collinear spin textures”
2019
Dr. rer. nat. Robin Bläsing
MPI (NISE department)Robin defended his thesis successfully in December 2019.
Title: “Highly Efficient Domain Wall Motion in Ferrimagnetic Bi-layer Systems at the Angular Momentum Compensation Temperature”
Dr. rer. nat. Annika Johansson
MLU (Prof. Ingrid Mertig)Annika defended her thesis successfully in April 2019.
Title: “Spin-orbit driven transport:
Edelstein effect and chiral anomaly”