University of Michigan

• Abstract

  Colloidal semiconductor nanomaterials form a class of materials that offers the possibility for studying the physics of highly confined electrons and open opportunities for applications on several areas. However, a number of important electronic phenomena occur on a ultra-short timescale, from hundreds of femtosecond to some picoseconds and their spectral behavior are hidden underneath th…

  Two-dimensional spectroscopy of novel nanomaterials, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  The proposed project will bring together investidators from the University of São Paulo (USP), the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) an the University of Michigan Health System (UMHS) with related scientific interest. The investigators from UMHS are funded by de NIH and the investigators from USP and UNICAMP are funded by FAPESP. A two-years planning grant is proposed to build upon methods…

  Development of mouse models using CRISPR-Cas9 technology, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  The study of the spin noise in semiconductors is an intense new research topic within the field of spintronics - a very promising line of the microelectronics research that can lead to important practical applications. While measurements in bulk and quantum dots have been recently reported, the study of two-dimensional electron gases in quantum wells is still open. We propose a collaborat…

  Spin noise in two-dimensional electron gases, AP.R SPRINT

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