Kraus Lab

Research focus

ERC Starting Grant · 2021

Attosecond nanoscopy of electron dynamics instrongly correlated materials

In 1929, one year after the formulation of his world-famous equation, Paul Dirac wrote that "the fundamental laws (…) of a large part of physics and the whole of chemistry are thus completely known, (…) but lead to equations that are too complex to be solved". While Dirac was referring to analytical solutions to his equation, numerical approaches have made tremendous progress over the past century. Nonetheless, the so-called strongly correlated materials continue to defy a common experimental and computational access to some of their intriguing exotic properties in solids. In this proposal, I will investigate correlated transition-metal oxides, which undergo a phase transition upon external…

From the public funding record at EU CORDIS. Describes the funded project, not the reviews below.