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Julien Barrier

@julienbarrier.eu

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Condensed matter physicist. Research group leader @mpifkf.bsky.social. Studying electronic transport and photo transport in #graphene and moiré quantum materials en/fr

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 29/01/2025

María Ramos Vázquez @nanogune.bsky.social wraps up the first day @gefes-rsef.bsky.social with bulk photovoltaic effect measured in atomically thin ReS2

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 29/01/2025

Aurelio Hierro Rodriguez (Uni Oviedo) presents magnetic tomography, showing direct mapping of Bloch points and vertices in 3D at @gefes-rsef.bsky.social

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 29/01/2025

Great talk from Jose Caridad @usaloficial.bsky.social on THz photoresponse in graphene superlattices, resolving local gaps using photocurrent measurements. @gefes-rsef.bsky.social

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 29/01/2025

Very didactic talk by Alexey Nikitin @dipcehu.bsky.social on recent progresses in hyperbolic phonon polaritons @gefes-rsef.bsky.social

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 29/01/2025

Great start of the GEFES meeting @gefes-rsef.bsky.social with an extensive review of near-field optical microscopy and spectroscopy texhniques by Rainer Hillenbrand @nanogune.bsky.social

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 25/11/2024

My modest goggler @scholargoggler.bsky.social to follow the trend 🦋

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Julien Barrier @julienbarrier.eu · 04/12/2023

I am honoured and humbled to have been awarded the 2023 Franks Doctoral Thesis Prize from the Institute of Physics www.iop.org/physics-comm...

email from IOP Nanoscale Physics and Technology Group:
The Nanoscale Physics and Technology Group is pleased to announce the winner of this year's Franks Doctoral Thesis Prize for student members.

Dr Julien Barrier MInstP receives the award for his outstanding contributions to the nanoscale physics of graphene, bilayers, and hexagonal boron nitride with different twist angles, at low temperatures, completed in 2022, under the supervision of Professor Sir Andre Geim KBE FRS Hon.FInstP.

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