Many congratulations to Yashoda who successfully completed her MSc project on implementing novel strategies for the fabrication of one-dimensional nanostructures based on Van der Waals heterostructures.
New paper from our lab in collaboration with Nikhef!
A new strategy for the spatially-resolved determination of the bandgap and dielectric function in two-dimensional materials from electron energy loss spectroscopy measurements. Congratulations Abel, Jaco, and Isabel!
If you want to learn how the optoelectronic properties of WS2 arise from mixed crystalline phases, check our latest paper with DFT calculations, validating previous experimental EELS analyses. Congrats to Luigi and Sabrya!
Today we celebrated the successful PhD defense of Luigi Maduro, the first PhD candidate to graduate in our lab. In his thesis Luigi combines first principles calculations with advanced nanofabrication techniques for 2D materials. Many congratulations Dr. Maduro!
Many congratulations to Isabel Postmes who successfully completed her MSc project on Machine learning methods for data processing in electron energy loss spectroscopy. We wish you the best in your new job at ASML!
New paper just accepted in Ultramicroscopy! If you want to learn how machine learning can be used to chart the low-loss region of electron energy loss spectroscopy, take a look at the paper here. Congratulations to Laurien!!
Many congratulations to Sabrya for the publication of her paper “Illuminating the electronic properties of WS2 polytypism with electron microscopy” in Annalen Der Physik!
Today Abel have joined our group!
Abel starts as a PhD student after having successfully completed his MSc project also with us.
Looking forward to do great science together!
Laurien successfully defended her MSc project, achieving a mark of 9.5 and receiving a Cum Laude distinction. Congratulations Laurien!
New paper! Charting electron energy loss spectroscopy with machine learning.
When high-energy physics meets material science great things can happen. Many congratulations to Laurien for publishing her first paper even before finishing her MSc project.
Great collaboration with Nikhef and more is yet to come!
Abel successfully defended his MSc thesis. Congratulations Abel!
Abel will now join our group as PhD student.
On Monday 27th and on Thursday 30th of July James and Abel successfully defended their BSc and MSc theses respectively. Congratulations James and Abel, it was a real pleasure having you in our group!
Today Sonia has been awarded tenure and promoted to Associate Professor. Many thanks to all our colleagues, collaborators, and friends that have made this possible, and specially to all the past and present members of the ConesaBoj lab for all their amazing work!
We celebrated these good news with a nice barbecue!
Congrats to Maarten Bolhuis for his first paper! and thanks to Javier and Kobus for this nice collaboration – Vertically-Oriented MoS2 nanosheets for nonlinear optical devices – Now published in Nanoscale!
We welcome James to our group as new BSc student.
Magda’s paper on Robust Sample Preparation of Large-Area In- and Out-of-Plane Cross Sections of Layered Materials with Ultramicrotomy has been published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces today! Congrats to Magda, Maarten, and Sabrya!
On Thursday 27th of February Rose successfully defended her MSc thesis. Congratulations Rose, all the best wishes for your next steps!
Today Laurien has joined our group to start her MSc project.
Looking forward to a great MSc project!
Today Assunta Scognamillo and Abel Brokkelkamp have joined our group! Assunta starts as a PhD student and Abel as a Master student.
Looking forward to do great science together!
Luigi’s and Miguel’s paper on metallic edge states in zig-zag vertically-oriented MoS2 nanowalls has been published in Scientific Reports today! Congrats to both of you!
A group of researchers, awardees of the Ingvar Carlsson Award from the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research, visited our lab today. Thanks for coming, it was a pleasure to meet you and show you our group and our lab! And thanks also to Kobus Kuipers for introducing Quantum Nanoscience to our Swedish friends!
Our research has been showcased by the Home of Innovation initiative at TU Delft, which highlights innovative projects across all the university, see here for more details.
Thanks to Erwin Suvaal from CVIII ontwerpers for the nice cartoon!
We welcome Olivier and Martijn to our group as new BSc students!
We welcome Rose to our group as new MSc student!
Today Maarten and Magda have joined our group!
Maarten starts as a PhD student after having successfully completed his MSc project also with us. Magda is a new postdoc who has just obtained her PhD degree from the university of Stockholm.
Looking forward to do great science together!
On Wednesday 13th of February Maarten successfully defended his MSc thesis. Congratulations Maarten, really great job!
Maarten will now join our group as PhD student.
I am happy and proud to announce that today was the last day of Miguel Tinoco in our group, since he will start a new postdoctoral research position at the Complutense University of Madrid. All the best in your new adventure! We will miss you!
Two days full of exciting lectures and hands-on tutorials based on the HyperSpy open source software for multi-dimensional data analysis.
Thanks all the instructors and participants for a very productive and enjoyable workshop!
Congratulations to Stef Smeets, who has been awarded a KIND (Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft) postdoctoral fellowship to work in our lab jointly with the group of Arjen Jakobi at the Bionanoscience department. Stef will join Delft in early 2019. Looking forward to welcoming Stef in our lab!
This Monday we welcome Sabrya van Heijst to our group. She will be carrying out her MSc research project with us.
The European Research Council has just announced that our lab has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant!!
Thanks to the support of this ERC grant, we will be able to study how the unique properties of layered materials (LMs), which are fully functional down a single atomic layer, can be further expanded and enriched by exploiting the one-dimensional geometry.
We welcome Maarten Bolhuis to our group as new MSc student!
The NWO and the Dutch minister of Science and Education have announced an investment of 17M€ for NEMI, the Netherlands Electron Microscopy Infrastructure.
Within NEMI, Delft will focuse on research in the field of material science for quantum technologies. Especifically , the Conesaboj Lab (Electron Nanoscopy of Quantum Materials) receives €900K to upgrade the Titan TEM microscope to carry out new material research at the nanoscale.
More information can be found in this link.
Today was the last lecture of the “Electron Microscopy Characterization of the Nanoscale” course of the Applied Physics Master. It was a pleasure to have such a great group of students!
On February 8th Dave Dekker successfully defended his MSc thesis “Mapping the nature of electrical properties in hybrid nanowires using electron microscopy”.
Congratulations Dave!
Our first paper was published today in Nano Letters: “Strain-Dependent Edge Structures in MoS2 Layers“.
