ERC Consolidator Grant · 2018
Non-Invasive Imaging of Nanoscale Electronic Transport
Electronic transport in nanostructures and thin films shows a rich variety of physical effects that have been fundamental to the development of modern electronics and communication devices. The standard method for investigating electronic transport – resistance measurements – does not provide any information on the nanoscale current distribution in such structures. The lack of spatial information is unfortunate, because the current distribution plays a key role in many intriguing physical phenomena. Having a technique at hand that could simply look at nanoscale current flow would be immensely valuable. In this project we propose to exploit sensitive magnetic microscopy to directly access…
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