Semiconductor Nanostructures “Lendület” Research Group

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Introduction

Extended Group (theory + experiment) in 2012

Our group is working in the field of computational materials science and has a large experience in using density functional (DFT) based methods in solids and nanostructures.

The group started to apply advanced density functional theory methods on defects in bulk and nanostructured semiconductors already from 2002. The first results published in 2003 with using hybrid functional. From 2005 the GW method was also applied. Advanced time-dependent DFT (TDDFT) has been employed to determine the absorption spectrum of nanoclusters since 2008. These theories were utilized directly to defect engineering in bulk semiconductors and in their oxide interface, spintronics, solar cells, biomarkers, and more.

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Projects

People

Group leader
Adam Gali
Postdoc fellows
Dávid Beke
Gergő Thiering
Anton Pershin
Vladimir Verkhovlyuk
Song Li
Bian Guodong
Nikoletta Jegenyés
Graduate students
Nima Ghafari Cherati
Péter Rózsa
Szabolcs Czene
Mihály Mátyás Rudolf
Sarah Morais Bezerra
Meysam Mohseni
Undergraduate students
Balázs Tóth
Zoltán Sántha
Laboratory Assistants and Engineers
János Tamási
István Balogh
Laura Kocsor
Guest Researchers
Pei Li
Afonso Lamelas

Former members

  • Márton Vörös (industry)
  • Tamás Hornos (industry)
  • Hugo Pinto (now PostDoc at Adam Foster group)
  • Thomas Chanier (now PostDoc at Namur University)
  • Tamás Demján (industry)
  • Attila Szállás (industry)
  • Elisa Londero (now staff at Observatory of Trieste)
  • Krisztián Szász (now Postdoc at Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
  • Jyh-Pin Chou (now assistant professor at National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan)
  • Emilie Bruyer (industry)
  • Balázs Juhász (industry)
  • Philipp Auburger (industry)
  • Gyula Károlyházy
  • Naina Mukesh
  • Bálint Somogyi (industry: Semilab Ltd.)
  • Hanen Hamdi
  • Zoltán Bodrog
  • Viktor Ivády (associate professor at Eötvös Loránd University)

Research partners around the world

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Facilities & Support

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