Gallery

... of ECM's traditional, individually designed, world-famous, home-built doctoral hats:

• Christoph Neef, Züchtung und Untersuchung von LiMPO4 und Li2MSiO4 (M = (Mn, Fe, Co)) Mikro- und Makrokristallen (U HD 2016)
• Zhenyou Li, Chinese Academy of Science (Beijing 2016)
• Jaena Park, ESR studies on metal-organic materials (U HD 2015)
• Carsten Jähne, Synthese und Charakterisierung von nano- und mikroskalierten Elektrodenmaterialien für Lithium-Ionen-Batterien (U HD 2014)
• Matthias Lutz: A Magnetic Force Microscopy Investigation of alpha-Fe, Fe3C and Permalloy Nanowires under Applied Magnetic Fields (U Heidelberg, 26.7.2012)
• Norman Leps: Magnetic and thermodynamic properties of iron based superconductors(U Heidelberg, 12.10.2011)
• Yulia Krupskaya: Magnetic Properties of Molecular and Nanoscale Magnets (TU Dresden, 18.08.2011)
• Kamil Lipert: Development of a Micro-Hall-Magnetometer and Studies on Individual Fe-filled Carbon Nanotubes (22.07.2011, U HD)
• Wolfram Lorenz: On the spin dynamics of the frustrated quasi-1d quantum magnet Li2CuO2 (27.06.2011, TU Dresden)
• Ahmed El-Gendy: Carbon-coated Nanomagnets: Synthesis, Characterization and Feasibility for Magnetic Hyperthermia (15.06.2011)
• Liran Wang: Thermal expansion and magnetostriction studies on iron pnictides (19.08.2010, TU Dresden)
• Anupama Parameswaran: Magnetic Properties of Mn, Ni, and Fe-based metal-organic complexes (15.06.2010, TU Dresden)
• Andreia Popa: Electrochemistry and magnetism of Lithium-doped transition metal oxides (31.07.2009, TU Dresden)
• Ingo Hellmann: Magnetische u. elektronische Eigenschaften von Übergangsmetalloxid-Nanostrukturen (17.03.2009, TU Dresden)