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Welcome to the Complex Materials Optics Network
University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
Department of Electrical Engineering,
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Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience.
Contact: M. Schubert
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| Jan 19, 2012: |
Our article "Optical properties of cobalt slanted columnar thin films passivated by atomic layer deposition," published in Applied Physics Letters 100, 011912 (2012), has been selected for the January 23, 2012 issue of Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology. Link
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| Jan 18, 2012: |
Our article "The direct growth of graphene on Co3O4 (111) by molecular beam epitaxy" written in collaboration with Dr. Peter Dowben (UNL Physics) and Dr. Jeff Kelber (UNT Chemistry) has been highlighted by the Institute of Physics. Find out more here.
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| Nov 21, 2011: |
Mathias Schubert is elected to Fellowship of the American Physical Society. more...
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| Nov 18, 2011: |
Our article "Combined optical and acoustical method for determination of thickness and porosity of transparent organic layers below the ultra-thin film limit," published in Review of Scientific Instruments 82, 103111 (2011), has been selected for the November 1, 2011 issue of Virtual Journal of Biological Physics Research. Link
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| Nov 11, 2011: |
Our article "Combined optical and acoustical method for determination of thickness and porosity of transparent organic layers below the ultra-thin film limit," published in Review of Scientific Instruments 82, 103111 (2011), has been selected for the November 14, 2011 issue of Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology. Link
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| Nov 04, 2011: |
Stefan Schöche receives the 2011 Applied Surface Science Division Student Award at the 58th AVS meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. more ...
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more News ... | last update 19. January 2012 |
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The Complex Materials Optics Network (CMON) activities are currently funded by National Science Foundation within Materials Research Science and Engineering Center QSPIN,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience, Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering and Technology,
John A. Woollam Foundation, J.A.Woollam Co.,Inc., EMCORE Corporation, INO Canada, and OSRAM Opto- semiconductors GmbH (Germany).
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The Complex Materials Optics Network (CMON) comprises active research groups within the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The primary focus
is optical materials preparation, characterization, and instrumentation development for solving contemporary experimental and
theoretical problems in materials sciences and engineering bridging Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Engineering applications.
The cluster currently is sectioned into Materials Preparation, Instrumentation, Optical Physics, Photonic Crystals, and Biomaterials groups.
Instrumentation developments address Terahertz Ellipsometry, Generalized Ellipsometry, and field-dependent linear and nonlinear spatial-
and time-resolving optical probes. Active research areas address magnetic, ferroelectric and multiferroic materials, and nanoscience,
nanostructure preparation, charge transport in quantum regime systems, and biointerface properties, for example.
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