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23/09/2024 — Science newsProbing the interplay of interactions, screening and strain in monolayer MoS2 via self-intercalation

Our colleagues Iva Šrut Rakić, Dino Novko, alumni Borna Pielić, and Marko Kralj, together with collaborators from the University of Siegen, have published a paper in NPJ 2D Materials and Applications where they demonstrate how self-intercalations of 2D materials can be used to change their electronic properties by manipulating substrate interactions.

04/09/2024 — Science newsUnconventional Thermophotonic Charge Density Wave

Dino Novko, in collaboration with scientists from China and Singapore, has published a paper in Physical Review Letters, in which they propose a novel and unconventional thermophotonic effect in charge-density-wave material TiSe2. This finding indicates a breakthrough in understanding of electronic orders, and signify a landmark study of CDW and its sophisticated connection with thermal photonics.

26/08/2024 — Science newsPressure-Sensitive Multiple Superconducting Phases and Their Structural Origin in Van der Waals HfS2 Up to 160 GPa

Our postdoctoral researcher Ertugrul Karaca, in collaboration with scientist from China and Spain, has published a paper in Physical Review Letters, in which they report the multiple superconducting state transitions in 1T-HfS2 under pressure and reveal its structural origin.

24/07/2024 — Science newsLow-Temperature Epitaxy of Perovskite WO3 Thin Films under Atmospheric Conditions

Nives Štrkalj, along with her colleagues from the University of Cambridge, published an article in the journal Small Structures demonstrating the deposition of epitaxial perovskite WO3 films at low temperatures under atmospheric conditions. Epitaxy is achieved through an exothermic reaction of precursors with oxygen, stabilizing a hot zone near the substrate.

24/06/2024 — Science newsUV and solar-driven photocatalysis of organic dyes using ZnO-Ag heterojunction nanoparticles synthesized by one-step laser synthesis in water

Members of the PLASAR group in cooperation with colleagues from the Institute of Physics and Jožef Stefan Institute published a paper in Applied Surface Science. In the paper, they present the method of laser synthesis of Ag and ZnO nanoparticles and show their advanced photocatalytic properties, highlighting the photocatalysis of organic dyes using a sunlight simulator. The mechanism of photocatalysis of Ag-ZnO using visible light was also determined.

11/06/2024 — Science newsPlasmon Excitations across the Charge-Density-Wave Transition in Single-Layer TiSe2

Our colleague Dino Novko, in collaboration with scientist from Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences, Iran, has published a paper in Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, in which they explore novel plasmonic features in charge-density-wave material TiSe2.

29/05/2024 — Science newsTailored plasmon polariton landscape in graphene/boron nitride patterned heterostructures

Neven Golenić and Vito Despoja, together with a collaborator from Italy Stefano de Gironcoli, published a paper in npj 2D Materials and Applications, where they theoretically examined the Bloch plasmon polaritons band structure in Al2O3/graphene/hexagonal-boron-nitride/graphene nanoribbons assembly  depending on the doping of graphene systems

22/04/2024 — Science newsOptically driven plasmons in graphene/hBN van der Waals heterostructures: simulating s-SNOM measurements

Our colleagues Neven Golenić and Vito Despoja, together with a collaborator from Italy Stefano de Gironcoli, published a paper in Nanophotonics, where they theoretically examined the 2D plasmon excitation efficiency in graphene/hexagonal-boron-nitride (Gr/hBN) composites via silver spherical nanoparticle.

 

29/03/2024 — Science newsStrain-enhanced large-area monolayer MoS2 photodetectors

Members of our SIMAT group, in collaboration with colleges from Spain, published a paper in the prestigious journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, where they show a direct correlation between applied mechanical strain and increase of photoresponsivity, as well as demonstrated endurance of non-encapsulated MoS2 monolayer based strain devices.

08/03/2024 — Science newsSpin-Reorientation-Driven Linear Magnetoelectric Effect in Topological Antiferromagnet Cu3TeO6

In a paper recently published in the journal Physical Review Letters, our colleagues V. Kisiček, D. Dominko, M. Čulo, M. Herak and T. Ivek, together with other collaborators, highlighted the role of spin reorientation in the magnetoelectric effect observed in antiferromagnetically ordered cuprate Cu3TeO6 investigated using static polarization measurements in an external magnetic field. The discovery indicates a previously undetected change in magnetic symmetry in the magnetic field, which plays a key role in the realized magnetoelectric effect, and in topological spin excitations as well.

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