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Elektronenmikroskopische Aufnahme eines GeTe Nanodrahtes und Schema zum Ladungstransport
GeTe Nanowires for Applications in Quantum Technology
Researchers at the Peter Grünberg Institute, in collaboration with the University of Southern California, Los Angeles and the East China Normal University in Shanghai, succeeded in observing quantum oscillations in supercurrent in GeTe nanowires.
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Semiconductor nanowires can be formed directly by using the so-called bottom-up approach. In contrast to the usual top-down method where optical or electron beam lithography is employed, this approach has the potential to simply the fabrication of low-dimensional semiconductor nanostructures enormously. More: Research Topic …

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What alternatives are there to present computers based on crystals of silicon or other semiconductors? What is – from a physical point of view – the smallest possible device that can be used to perform computational processes? Is there a minimum amount of energy required for floating point operations?
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Students are invited to participate in the JARA-FIT Lab Course Nanoelectronics. The goal of the practical course is to advance students to current research topics from nano-electronics. Therefore selected experiments take place at genuine research equipments. More: JARA FIT Lab Course …

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