Janina Maultzsch

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30JUL 2025
FAU LMQ News
FAU LMQ People Spotlight: Janina Maultzsch
For this FAU LMQ People Spotlight, we interviewed our member Janina Maultzsch, who holds the Chair for Experimental Physics at FAU since 2017. She is part of the Steering Committee of the FAU LMQ. How is your research linked to the research foci of the FAU LMQ? My group is working on light-matter interaction in […]
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09JUL 2025
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FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: Assembly of Vertically Linked Two-Dimensional Materials via Laser Irradiation
Assembling vertical heterostructures from two-dimensional (2D) materials in a scalable and spatially controlled way is still a major challenge. In a joint work, teams from the Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Freie Universität Berlin, from the Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy at FAU, and from the Chair of Experimental Physics at FAU, showed a […]
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18FEB 2025
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FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: A Nanoscale Template for Molecule Adsorption
Recently, a team from the Chair of Experimental Physics, together with colleagues from the Department of Chemistry, developed a novel method to achieve spatially controlled non-covalent functionalization of twisted bilayer graphene (tBLG) by using its moiré lattice as a template for the functionalization. tBLG is non-covalently functionalized with a molecule known as HATCN (1,4,5,8,9,11-hexaazatriphenylenehexacarbonitrile). Spatial […]Recently, a team from the Chair of Experimental Physics, together with colleagues from the Department of Chemistry, developed a novel method to achieve spatially controlled non-covalent functionalization of twisted bilayer graphene (tBLG) by using its moiré lattice as a template for the functionalization. tBLG is non-covalently functionalized with a molecule known as HATCN (1,4,5,8,9,11-hexaazatriphenylenehexacarbonitrile). Spatial […]
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05DEC 2024
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FAU LMQ Research Spotlight: Interlayer Raman modes in twisted bilayer TMDCs
In their recent work, Janina Maultzsch’s group study atomically thin, two-dimensional semiconductors, which are widely used to create platforms for the investigation of physical phenomena like superconductivity. In order to build suitable structures, single-layer materials are stacked on top of each other to form multi-layered sandwiches. However, only if the coupling between the constituting layers […]In their recent work, Janina Maultzsch’s group study atomically thin, two-dimensional semiconductors, which are widely used to create platforms for the investigation of physical phenomena like superconductivity. In order to build suitable structures, single-layer materials are stacked on top of each other to form multi-layered sandwiches. However, only if the coupling between the constituting layers […]
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05FEB 2024
Christoph Marquardt
LMQ prominently represented in the new FAU Magazine “#FAUmenschen” (Update: Now in English, too)
The Profile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies is represented with two articles in the new magazine "#FAUmenschen" featuring Christoph Marquardt, Florian Marquardt, Janina Maultzsch, and Kai Phillip Schmidt.
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24JAN 2024
FAU LMQ News
FAU LMQ supports joint projects connecting Erlangen, Mainz, and Kaiserslautern
In science, the exchange of ideas and resources between researchers from different disciplines forms the foundation for progress and innovation. Cooperation not only increases efficiency, but also promotes new findings. This is why the FAU Profile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies (LMQ) supports several high-ranking projects between LMQ members and researchers at the Johannes-Gutenberg-University Mainz (JGU) and the […]In science, the exchange of ideas and resources between researchers from different disciplines forms the foundation for progress and innovation. Cooperation not only increases efficiency, but also promotes new findings. This is why the FAU Profile Center Light.Matter.QuantumTechnologies (LMQ) supports several high-ranking projects between LMQ members and researchers at the Johannes-Gutenberg-University Mainz (JGU) and the […]
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