Nanoscale Phenomena in Quantum Materials (Workshop 7)

Wednesday 23 May 2018, 13:00 → 19:00 US/Eastern

Chemistry Bldg. 555, Hamilton Seminar Room

Inhomogeneities are a widespread feature of many of the most interesting quantum materials, either due to intrinsic phase separation or deliberate fabrication of artificial heterostructures. Existing and planned beamlines at NSLS-II such at CSX, ESM, SIX, MET, FIS and ARI are designed to focus on these problems exploiting NSLS-II’s cutting edge brightness and coherence. This workshop is designed to explore these exciting possibilities.

Workshop Organizers: Mark Dean Claudio Mazzoli, Elio Vescovo, Valentina Bisogni (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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Workshop_Summary.docx

1 Shedding Light on Atomically Thin Artificial Quantum Materials

Speaker: Kyle Shen, Cornell

Shen.pdf

2 NanoARPES and Inhomogeneity in Quantum Materials

Speaker: Aaron Bostwick, Advanced Light Source

3 Theoretical and Experimental Discovery of New Topological Phases of Matter

Speaker: Zahid Hasan, Princeton University

4 "Resonant X-Ray Scattering at the Nanoscale"

Speaker: Riccardo Comin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Comin.pdf

5 Coffee Break (Included) and Photo

6 XPCS studies of Orbital Domain Dynamics in Magnetite

Speaker: Roopali Kukreja, University of California, Davis

Kukreja.pdf

7 The Birth of New Particles from Structure and Disorder at a Topological Insulator Surface

Speaker: Andrew Wray, New York University

Wray.pdf

8 Probing Electron-phonon Coupling and Charge Excitations via RIXS

Speaker: Wei-Sheng Lee, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Lee.pdf

9 f- and d-derived Electronic Structure Studies of Rare-earth Systems

Speaker: Jason Hancock, University of Connecticut

Hancock.pdf

10 Future Ideas for Soft X-ray Scattering at NSLS-II

Speaker: Stuart Wilkins, Brookhaven National Laboratory

11 Round Table Discussion