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MRS Fall 2021 - Mobility, Quantum Efficiency and Defect Density from High Throughput Spectroscopy of CsPbBr3 Nanowires

Stephen Church will present a talk on his recent work on holistic modelling using high-throughput spectroscopy virtually at MRS Fall 2021. This work, in collaboration with Prof Ernesto Joselevich at the Weizmann Institute uses high-throughput multimodal techniques to simultaneously model mobility, quantum efficiency and defect density from a single correlative

Presentation at ICYRAM-2018

Arturo gave an oral presentation on his work – “Nanolaser optimization through statistical optoelectronic analysis” at ICYRAM in Adelaide as part of a IOP Barber Fund supported conference trip.

Photon 2018

Both Stefan and Arturo will present at Photon 2018 in Aston, UK (September 3rd-6th, 2018). Stefan presented a poster on “Time and Spectrally-Resolved Microscopy of GaAsP-GaAs core-shell Quantum Well Lasers“, describing some recent work with collaborators in the group of Prof. Huiyun Liu at University College London. Arturo presented a

Conference talk at Nanowire Week 2018

Patrick spoke at Nanowire Week 2018, on “Non-contact measurement of p-doping for high-yield room-temperature nanowire lasing”. This project, led by Arturo Alanis and carried out in collaboration with colleagues at the Australian National University, studied semiconductor nanowire ensembles to reveal correlations between doping and functional performance. Nanowire Week 2018 was

Seminar at the University of Jena

Patrick gave the Solid-State Physics seminar at the University of Jena on Friday 16th June, on the topic of “Statistical Study of Disorder for Nanowire Optimization” at the invitation of Prof Carsten Ronning and Dr Robert Röder.

Arturo speaks at Nanowire week 2017

Arturo spoke at Nanowire week 2017 in Lund, Sweden today. In his first talk at an international conference, he presented his recent work on “Large-scale statistics for threshold optimization of optically pumped nanowire lasers” to a large audience of nanowire growth and characterisation experts from around the world.