Magnons in a two-dimensional Weyl magnet Ying-Jiun Chen, Tzu-Hung Chuang, Jan-Philipp Hanke, Yuriy Mokrousov, Stefan Blügel, Claus M. Schneider, Christian Tusche, Appl. Phys. Lett. 124… Read More »Invited article in Applied Physics Letters selected as Editor’s Pick
Exploring the mysteries of topology in quantum materials by spin-resolved spectroscopies C. Tusche; K. Hagiwara; X. L. Tan; Y.-J. Chen; C. M. SchneiderJ. Vac. Sci.… Read More »Cover Article: Exploring the mysteries of topology in quantum materials by spin-resolved spectroscopies
Press Releases: @ Phys.org – News and Articles on Science and Technology @ Helmholtz Blogs @ Forschungszentrum Jülich Research Highlight Spanning Fermi arcs in a… Read More »Press Releases: Exotic electronic effect found in 2D topological material
We congratulate PD Dr. Christian Tusche on the successful completion of his Habilitation and the awarding of his venia legendi in experimental physics from the… Read More »Habilitation of PD Dr. Christian Tusche!
Daisy Gogoi has officially joined our group as a graduate student. She will be working on resistive switching processes in magnetic oxides within the framework… Read More »Welcome Daisy, our new group member!
@ Forschungszentrum Jülich news @ Elettra Highlights 2018-2019 Nonlocal electron correlations in an itinerant ferromagnet. Christian Tusche, Martin Ellguth, Vitaliy Feyer, Alexander Krasyuk, Carsten Wiemann,… Read More »Press Releases: Wie Magnetismus entsteht
Dr. Christian Tusche solved the long standing problem of efficient spin- and momentum-resolved photoemission by introducing the concept of spin-resolved momentum microscopy. Using a newly… Read More »Congratulations! Dr. Christian Tusche receives “The Kai Siegbahn Prize 2018”
Review@RRL: H.L. Meyerheim, C. Tusche – physica status solidi (RRL)–Rapid Research Letters, 2018
Xin Liang Tan officially joins the group as a graduate student. His research topic will cover spin-resolved band structure mapping of ultrathin ferromagnetic films.
Kenta Hagiwara officially joins our group as a graduate student. He will be working on spin-resolved momentum microscopy of novel topological materials.
