Scientific training and professional experience
1982 -1988 Study of Physics, Univ. Konstanz
1992 Ph.D. in Experimental Physics, Univ. Konstanz (Prof. G. Schatz)
“PAC investigations on the atomic mobility on metal surfaces” (summa cumlaude)
1992-1993 PostDoc-position, Uppsala University (Prof. E. Karlsson),
Sweden(nuclear probes for the investigation of magnetic surfaces and interfaces)
1993-2002 Research assistant with Prof. E. Umbach (Univ. Würzburg), Germany
1999 Habilitation in Experimental Physics, Univ. Würzburg (with Prof. Eberhard Umbach, now director KIT) “Geometric and electronic properties of organic thin films and organic-metal interfaces”
since 2002 C3-Professor, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
PolLux – a combined x-ray microspectroscope for environmental science and soft matter studies
Electronic structure of molecular nanomagnets
X-ray microscopy beyond the optical limit
X-ray microscopy at ultimate resolution
Interaction of organic thin films with oxide surfaces – structure and kinetics
Structural correlations in charge-transfer complexes
Resonant scattering of polarized soft x-rays (P-SoXS)
The collaboration with the group of Prof. Harald Ade (North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA) lead to an important publication in the latest online version of Nature Materials. Resonant scattering of polarized soft x-rays was used to demonstrate the possibility to detect orientational order in organic systems relevant for molecular electronics on length scales below the present limitations of x-ray microscopy. P-SoXS also reveals scattering anisotropy in amorphous domains of all-polymer organic solar cells where interfacial interactions pattern orientational alignment in the matrix phase, which probably plays an important role in the photophysics. The energy and q-dependence of the scattering anisotropy allows the identification of the composition and the degree of orientational order in the domains.
时间：2013年10月18日（周五）上午10:00
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