[13-11-2011]
Dr Frank Koppens received the Christiaan Huygens science prize for Physics. He was nominated for the award because of his ground-breaking research that made it possible to control the spin of a single electron in a nano structure. Koppens finished his PhD with honours at the Kavli Institute of Nanotechnology at TU Delft on 'Coherence and control of a single electron spin in a quantum dot'.
After his PhD he further specialized in Nanophotonics and Quantum Optics at Harvard University. He is currently Group Leader at ICFO/The Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona, working on, among other things, the optical properties of graphene.
Meer informatie
Zie de website van de stichting Christiaan Huygens prijs en het complete nieuwsbericht op de site van de KNAW
Thesis defense Jennifer Mathies - "High-frequency EPR on high-spin transition-metal sites"
Thesis defense Gerhard Magis - "Shedding Light on Surface-Assembled Photosynthetic Systems"
Noncommutative Algebraic Geometry and its Applications to Physics
Interdisciplinary journal club on bioimaging and cell and molecular biology
09-02-2012
NWO-VICI grant for Martin van Hecke
07-02-2012
Rubicon grant for Aartjan te Velthuis
30-01-2012