Paired Electrons and Topology
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Our group at Max Planck Institute (MPI CPfS) studies paired and unpaired electrons that form energy bands with trivial or nontrivial topology.
Dresden, Germany
Joined October 2021
Please share this with your colleagues: We are hiring a postdoctoral researcher specializing in angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES). The deadline is in two weeks:
cpfs.mpg.de
Postdoctoral position ARPES, Leader Jacky Ge, Paired Electrons, Topology
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Here we go again! Time lapse of touchdown and assembly.
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All boxes are open, and the cryogenic dewar is mounted on the vibration isolation table. Now comes the real heavy lifting — time to settle the system into the pit!
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Today Dongming Zhao, our new postdoc who joined us earlier this month, gave an excellent introduction talk in TQC PhD and group seminar about his doctoral thesis on higher-order topological insulators. Welcome Dongming!
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Today’s the big day — our STM has arrived! 🥳.All 7 crates📦are now safely stored in the basement. Huge thanks to everyone involved, and a special shoutout to our technician Ole for making it all run so smoothly. Unpacking will happen in a couple of weeks — stay tuned!
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Last week in the SuperC 2025 Summer workshop, our incoming postdoc Xiao Zhang joined the discussion on the pathways to increase the critical temperature of superconductors toward room temperature. He will start in July in our lab, working on MBE growth of superconductors.
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RT @QuantumConf: ✨Thank you to all participants, sponsors & exhibitors who made #QUANTUMatter2025 a success!.Your energy and innovation lit….
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RT @mpi_CPfS: Congrats to the 2025 #ForWomenInScience Laureates!.Special cheers to our Director, @claudia_felser, honored for her work on t….
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This week Jacky is presenting our work at #QUANTUMatter2025 in the beautiful French Alps. In celebrating 100 years of quantum physics, we also contribute to it with our idea of tracking down 'poisoning' quasiparticles—a major issue in qubit operations—with atomic resolution.
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RT @UNISOKU_PR: The results of Prof. Ingmar Swart from Utrecht University (using USM1300 and the amplifier for shot noise) have been publis….
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RT @QuantumConf: 🌟 Welcome to #QUANTUMatter2025!.Let’s kick off an exciting week of cutting-edge #QuantumScience, innovation, and global co….
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RT @Nature: We asked 5000 researchers what they thought of this behaviour. What do you think?. Check out all of the questions here: https:/….
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Welcome our first PhD student – Shamarita Deb! Shamarita finished her master's thesis on quantum simulation using coupled photonic waveguides at TU Kaiserslautern. Shamarita started last week in our group and will be working on imaging vortices in unconventional superconductors.
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RT @maxplanckpress: Happy birthday, Max Planck! 🎂The physicist, pianist, #NobelPrize winner, #quantum trailblazer & timeless thinker was bo….
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RT @UNISOKU_PR: In the UNISOKU NewsLetter2025, we featured the research group of Prof. Doohee Cho from Yonsei University in Korea, who uses….
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RT @Gvamvim: 1D conduction channels of NiS2 could be originated by obstructed Wannier charges. A project carried out with my besties 🥰 http….
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NiS2, a compound characterized by its pyrite structure, uniquely bridges the realms of strong correlation physics and topology. While bulk NiS2 is known to be a Mott or charge-transfer insulator,...
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RT @KavliFoundation: New from @KNI_Caltech and colleagues: discovery of an unexpected superconducting order in 2D iron materials, made poss….
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A new experimental approach to examining thin samples of superconducting materials led to the discovery of a missing piece of the puzzle from both theoretical and experimental perspectives on...
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Nice paper by our friend Lingyuan finally got online. Congrats!.
Nature research paper: Cooper-pair density modulation state in an iron-based superconductor.
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