About the McLean Research Group - Nanophysics


The McLean Research Group - Nanophysics use scanning probe microscopy to study, and also modify, the properties of matter at the atomic scale.

 

A resonator made by Fabian Queck and Alastair McLean from 11 Cu atoms

Image left. A resonator made by Fabian Queck and Alastair McLean from 11 Cu atoms. The vertical line on the left of the image contains 5 Cu atoms and the vertical line on the right contains 6. The resonator sits on a Cu(111) surface where electrons move freely. The faint lines between the Cu atoms are electron standing waves created by electron reflection off the resonator and wave-like electron interference. This atomic-scale structure was made during a visit to Jascha Repp's research group at the University of Regensburg, Germany.

Ir(ppy)3 on Cu(111). See 'Interface dipoles of Ir(ppy)3 on Cu(111)' in research Highlights.

Ir(ppy)3 on Cu(111). See 'Interface dipoles of Ir(ppy)3 on Cu(111)' in research Highlights.