Scheblykin Group
General activity
The group of Prof. Ivan Scheblykin is focused on studying optical properties of functional materials in the field of organic photovoltaics. The methods used are mostly developed in-house together with two inverted fluorescence microscopes. By manipulating both the excitation and emission with respect to spectral bandwidth, excitation power, polarization amongst others, one can really create an experiment that studies one specific property. By separately studying one part from an ensemble (such as a single dye or a nano-crystal), fundamental processes on the nano-scale can be understood to enhance understanding of how the material on the larger scale should be technologically developed.
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Some of the methods employed in the lab:
Super-resolution Luminescence Microspectroscopy (SuperLuMS)
Former members
Alexander Dobrovolsky (Post-doctoral fellow)
Marina Gerhard (Post-doctoral fellow)
Daniela Täuber (Post-doctoral fellow)
Aboma Merdasa (PhD student)
Mirko Goldmann (Bachelor student)
Jonas Stöber (Bachelor student)
Elin Källman (Master student)
Monojit Bag (post-doc) - now an Assistant Professor in Roorkee, India
Yuxi Tian (post-doc) - now a Professor in Nanjing University, China
Ruiyun Chen (Post-doctoral fellow) - now an Associate Professor in Shanxi University, China
Rafael Camacho (PhD student) - now a post-doctoral fellow at KU Leuven
Matthias Meyer (Post-doctoral fellow) - now in New Zealand