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RESEARCH TITLE: 2D Magneto-Optical Microscopy on Low-Dimensional Heterostructures

SUMMARY: Due to proximity nature of 2D materials, the 2D heterostructures(2DH) involving 2D magnets and 2D semiconductors present themselves with promising intrinsic properties for magneto-optical manipulation that is essential for quantum technology development. This project aims to study optical response in 2DH by thoroughly testing the sample with the cutting-edge magento-optical microscopy capable of temperature/electrical bias/external magnetic field control. Furthermore, the multi laser line excitation and the time-resolved laser excitation for this instrument enables investigation of resonant excitonic dynamic in pico-second time intervals.

CONTACT: Department of Physics and Astronomy Assistant Professor Yu-Tsung(Rem) Tsai

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