Alex Schenk

Lecturer

La Trobe University

Australia

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Alex Schenk is a Lecturer at La Trobe University, Australia. His research encompasses surface science and quantum applications, with a particular focus on diamond materials and their properties. Recent articles include work on enhancing conductivity through surface etching and investigating defects in hydrogen-terminated diamond. He also explores novel techniques in nano-structuring and machine learning applications in microscopy data analysis.

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Ivo Rangelow

Prof. dr. Ing. habil.

Ilmenau University of Technology

GERMANY

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Cedric Weber

King’s College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sarah Harmer

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Christopher I. Pakes

La Trobe University

AUSTRALIA

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Muhammad Usman

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Nathalie de Leon

Associate Professor

Princeton University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (14)

Enhancement to the conductivity of surface transfer-doped (111) diamond through thermochemical surface etching

Formation of a Boron‐Oxide Termination for the (100) Diamond Surface

Identification of Defects and the Origins of Surface Noise on Hydrogen–Terminated (100) Diamond

Influence of recrystallization on stability of tungsten scanning tunneling microscope tips

Enhanced Visualization and Interpretation of XMCD‐PEEM Data Using SOM‐RPM Machine Learning

X-ray quantification of oxygen groups on diamond surfaces for quantum applications

Surface transfer doping of oxidised silicon-terminated (111) diamond using MoO3

Fluorination of the silicon-terminated (100) diamond surface using C60F48

Mask-less nano-structuring of hydrogen terminated diamond using localized field emission scanning probe lithography (FE-SPL)

Correlation between electronic micro-roughness and surface topography in two-dimensional surface conducting hydrogen-terminated diamond

Observation and origin of the Δ manifold in Si:P δ layers

Development of a silicon–diamond interface on (111) diamond

The occupied electronic structure of ultrathin boron doped diamond

Epitaxial Formation of SiC on (100) Diamond

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Ivo Rangelow

Cedric Weber

Sarah Harmer

Christopher I. Pakes

Muhammad Usman

Nathalie de Leon

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