Dr. rer. nat. Felix Deschler

Phone: +49 89 289-11593
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E-Mail: felix.deschler@tum.de
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Group: Experimental Semiconductor Physics
Job Title: TUM Junior Fellow
Additional Info: Emmy Noether Group Leader

Courses and Dates

WS 2021/2 SS 2021 WS 2020/1 SS 2020

Title and Module Assignment
Art	SWS	Lecturer(s)	Dates
Physics and Materials Science of Renewable Energy eLearning course Assigned to modules: PH1337: Physik und Materialwissenschaften von Erneuerbaren Energien für Masterstudierende / Physics and Materials Science of Renewable Energy for M.Sc. Students PH1337: Seminar zu Erneuerbare Energien / Seminar to Renewable Energies PH1462: Physik und Materialwissenschaften von Erneuerbaren Energien für Bachelorstudierende / Physics and Materials Science of Renewable Energy for B.Sc. Students
PS	2	Deschler, F. Sharp, I.	Fri, 14:15–16:00, WSI S101

Offered Bachelor’s or Master’s Theses Topics

Magnetische und optische Eigenschaften von mit Übergangsmetallen dotierten hybriden Perowskiten

The Deschler group at the Walter Schottky Institute of TU Munich invites applications for

Master Projects on Magneto-Optical Effects of Novel 2D Materials

The group
The Deschler group is an independent research group at the Walter Schottky Institute of TU Munich, established through the DFG Emmy-Noether Program and an ERC Starting Grant. Its research focuses on the ultrafast dynamics of functional materials and their applications for energy applications.

More information can be found on our website at www.wsi.tum.de

Your project
You will investigate the outstanding properties of novel 2D magnetic semiconductors with the design and operation of cutting-edge magneto-optical setups to explore the interaction of magnetism and luminescence in these materials. Specifically, this could be work on one of the following topics or a mixture of both in agreement with your supervisor

Design of Novel 2D Magnetic Hybrid Perovskites

Due to their outstanding optoelectronic properties and high defect tolerance, organo-metal halide perovskites form an ideal system for efficient magnetic doping.

There are a lot of promising semiconducting perovskites showing a strong photoluminescence, which are suitable as a host material for magnetic doping with transition metal ions like Mn²⁺, Fe²⁺, Co²⁺ and Ni²⁺. In this project you will fabricate high-quality crystals and thin films with solution-/vapor-based synthesis and investigate them with structural, magnetic and optical measurements to identify the most promising materials.

Construction and Operation of Magneto-Optical Setups

Materials that combine magnetic and semiconducting properties are desired for spintronic applications. Optical properties such as the polarization of the luminescence can be controlled via the spin-alignment in these materials. In this project you will design and build a setup for the investigation of magneto-optical effects like Kerr rotation, Faraday rotation, magnetic circular dichroism and magnetic circularly polarized luminescence.

In your Master’s project in our group, you will have the chance to gain hands-on experience in some of the most exciting fields of condensed matter physics. You will run experiments at cryogenic temperatures, control magnetic fields and laser irradiation and learn state-of-the art ultrafast spectroscopy. Dedicated support from a PhD student or postdoc will be available during your project. You will be expected to make scientific discoveries and contribute to the dynamic atmosphere of our group.

Your application

Applications should be sent to felix.deschler@wsi.tum.de. Please include your CV, a copy of your BSc thesis and the transcript of grades of your BSc studies.

suitable as

Master’s Thesis Condensed Matter Physics

Supervisor: Felix Deschler